tangible effect

[ˈtændʒɪbəl ɪˈfɛkt]
noun phrasepl: tangible effects
efeito tangível
1. A concrete, physical, or measurable result or consequence that can be perceived or demonstrated
The new policy had a tangible effect on employee productivity.
A nova política teve um efeito tangível na produtividade dos funcionários.
2. A noticeable or observable impact that produces real, verifiable outcomes
The medication showed tangible effects within two weeks.
O medicamento mostrou efeitos tangíveis em duas semanas.
3. A perceptible change or influence that can be touched, felt, or measured in concrete terms
The investment had a tangible effect on the company's growth.
O investimento teve um efeito tangível no crescimento da empresa.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, 'tangible effect' is essential terminology used to distinguish measurable, real-world outcomes from theoretical or abstract results. Brazilian companies frequently emphasize tangible effects in performance metrics and project evaluations, reflecting a results-oriented business culture.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
concrete effectmeasurable resultobservable impactphysical consequencereal effectpractical result
Antonyms / Antônimos
intangible effectabstract effectimperceptible resultnegligible impacttheoretical consequence

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
efeito tangível
Standard usage in business, science, and everyday contexts
São Paulo
efeito tangível / resultado concreto
Common in corporate and commercial environments
Rio de Janeiro
efeito tangível / impacto real
Frequently used in academic and professional discussions
Portugal
efeito tangível / resultado palpável
Formal usage in Portuguese; 'palpável' is also common

Related Words

tangibleeffectimpactconsequenceresultoutcomemeasurableconcreteperceptibleobservable

Related Idioms & Phrases

make a tangible difference
have a tangible impact
produce tangible results
show tangible benefits
demonstrate tangible progress
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