set batch

[/sɛt bætʃ/]
nounpl: set batches
lote pré-definido / lote configurado
1. A predetermined group of items, tasks, or data processed together according to established parameters or configuration
The production line processes a set batch of 500 units every hour.
A linha de produção processa um lote pré-definido de 500 unidades a cada hora.
2. In computing and software, a collection of jobs or transactions grouped together with fixed specifications to be executed as a single unit
The system will run the set batch of database updates during the night shift.
O sistema executará o lote configurado de atualizações do banco de dados durante o turno noturno.
3. A fixed quantity or collection established in advance for manufacturing, processing, or distribution purposes
Quality control inspects every set batch before shipment.
O controle de qualidade inspeciona cada lote pré-definido antes do envio.
The term 'set batch' is primarily used in technical, manufacturing, and software development contexts in both the United States and Brazil. In Brazilian Portuguese-speaking industries, it's common in IT departments and manufacturing facilities that use batch processing systems. The concept is integral to industrial automation and enterprise software workflows.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
preset batchfixed batchconfigured batchdefined batchscheduled batch
Antonyms / Antônimos
variable batchdynamic batchrandom batchad hoc batch

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
lote pré-definido / lote configurado
Standard term used in manufacturing and IT sectors
São Paulo
lote pré-configurado
Commonly used in industrial and tech contexts
Rio de Janeiro
lote fixo / lote estabelecido
Alternative usage in local industries
Portugal
lote pré-definido / lote em massa
Less common; Portuguese speakers prefer 'lote' alone or 'processamento em lote'

Related Words

batch processingbatch operationbatch jobproduction batchbatch sizequeue

Related Idioms & Phrases

batch and match
in batches
batch production
batch system
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