recorded result

[rɪˈkɔːrdɪd rɪˈzʌlt]
nounpl: recorded results
resultado registrado
1. An outcome or consequence that has been officially documented, written down, or preserved in a permanent form for reference or verification
The recorded result of the experiment was stored in the laboratory database.
O resultado registrado do experimento foi armazenado no banco de dados do laboratório.
2. In sports or competitions, the official outcome that has been documented and made part of the official record
The recorded result of the match was 3-2 in favor of the home team.
O resultado registrado da partida foi 3 a 2 a favor do time da casa.
3. Historical data or information that has been preserved and can be referenced or verified
According to recorded results, this was the wettest summer in the last decade.
De acordo com os resultados registrados, este foi o verão mais chuvoso da última década.
In Brazilian academic and professional contexts, 'resultado registrado' is heavily used in research papers, official reports, and legal documents. In sports culture, it's essential terminology for maintaining fair competition records. The phrase emphasizes authenticity and verifiability, which is culturally significant in formal Brazilian institutions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
documented resultofficial resultregistered resultdocumented outcome
Antonyms / Antônimos
undocumented resultunverified resultinformal result

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
resultado registrado
Most common and formal usage across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
resultado anotado
Sometimes used informally to mean a noted or marked result
São Paulo
resultado documentado
Emphasis on documentation aspect in business and administrative contexts
Portugal
resultado registado
Portuguese European spelling uses 'registado' instead of 'registrado'

Related Words

recorddocumentationofficial recorddataoutcomeresultarchive

Related Idioms & Phrases

on the record
set the record straight
for the record
break a record
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