rough interface
[rʌf ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: rough interfaces
interface áspera / interface rugosa
1. A surface or boundary between two materials or systems that is uneven, coarse, or not smoothly finished
The rough interface between the concrete and the paint caused adhesion problems.
A interface áspera entre o concreto e a tinta causou problemas de aderência.
2. In materials science and engineering, a boundary with irregular topography that affects interaction or bonding
The rough interface improved mechanical interlocking between the composite layers.
A interface rugosa melhorou o travamento mecânico entre as camadas do compósito.
3. A user interface that is poorly designed, cluttered, or difficult to navigate
Users complained about the rough interface of the new software version.
Os usuários reclamaram sobre a interface áspera da nova versão do software.
The term 'rough interface' is primarily used in technical, scientific, and engineering contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In software and technology sectors, it may be used colloquially to describe poor user experience design. In Brazil, the term is frequently encountered in materials science, construction, and manufacturing industries where surface quality is critical.
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