retrieve data

[/rɪˈtriːv ˈdeɪtə/]
verb phrase
recuperar dados
1. To recover, access, or obtain information stored in a computer system, database, or storage device
The system needs to retrieve data from the backup server to restore the lost files.
O sistema precisa recuperar dados do servidor de backup para restaurar os arquivos perdidos.
2. To search for and extract specific information from a database or file system
The query will retrieve data matching the search criteria from the database.
A consulta irá recuperar dados que correspondem aos critérios de busca do banco de dados.
3. To bring back data from storage after it has been saved or archived
Users can retrieve data from cloud storage at any time.
Os usuários podem recuperar dados do armazenamento em nuvem a qualquer momento.
This is technical terminology widely used in both Brazilian and American English business and IT contexts. In Brazil, 'recuperar dados' is the standard translation in corporate and tech sectors. The phrase is increasingly common in Portuguese due to globalization and the dominance of English in technology fields. Understanding this term is essential for anyone working in IT, data management, or related fields in Portuguese-speaking countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
recover dataaccess datafetch dataextract dataobtain datapull data
Antonyms / Antônimos
delete datastore dataarchive datasave datalose data

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
recuperar dados
Most common and widely understood term in Brazil
São Paulo
recuperar dados / buscar dados
Both terms are used interchangeably in tech industry
Rio de Janeiro
recuperar dados
Standard term used in corporate and tech environments
Portugal
recuperar dados / obter dados
Portuguese usage may also use 'obter dados' (obtain data)

Related Words

databasequerybackuprestorationsearchaccess controldata managementinformation retrieval

Related Idioms & Phrases

retrieve data from the cloud
retrieve archived data
retrieve lost data
retrieve real-time data
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