temporary framework
[/ˈtɛmpəreri ˈfreɪmwɜrk/]
nounpl: temporary frameworks
marco temporário
1. A provisional or interim structure, system, or set of guidelines established for a limited period to address specific needs or conditions
The government established a temporary framework to manage the economic crisis.
O governo estabeleceu um marco temporário para gerenciar a crise econômica.
2. In construction or engineering, a structural support system designed to be used for a limited time during building or renovation
The construction workers installed a temporary framework to support the ceiling during renovations.
Os operários instalaram um marco temporário para apoiar o teto durante as reformas.
3. In law or regulation, a preliminary or provisional legal structure intended to be replaced by permanent legislation
The court approved a temporary framework for handling asylum cases pending new legislation.
O tribunal aprovou um marco temporário para lidar com casos de asilo enquanto aguarda nova legislação.
The term 'temporary framework' is commonly used in Brazilian business and government contexts, particularly in legal, regulatory, and construction industries. In the United States, it's frequently used in policy discussions and emergency management. The Portuguese prefer 'quadro temporário' while Brazilians more commonly use 'marco temporário.' In São Paulo's tech industry, the English term is often retained untranslated.
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