traditional divisions
[trəˈdɪʃənəl dɪˈvɪʒənz]
noun phrase
divisões tradicionais
1. established or customary separations between groups, categories, or territories based on long-standing practices or conventions
The traditional divisions between social classes have become less rigid in modern society.
As divisões tradicionais entre classes sociais tornaram-se menos rígidas na sociedade moderna.
2. historical administrative or territorial boundaries that have been maintained over time
The country maintained its traditional divisions into provinces and regions.
O país manteve suas divisões tradicionais em províncias e regiões.
3. conventional distinctions between roles, responsibilities, or areas of expertise
The project challenged traditional divisions of labor between departments.
O projeto desafiou as divisões tradicionais de trabalho entre departamentos.
In Brazilian and American contexts, 'traditional divisions' often refers to historical social, racial, gender, or class barriers that contemporary society is actively working to overcome. The term is frequently used in discussions about social progress, organizational restructuring, and cultural evolution.
Related Idioms & Phrases
breaking down traditional divisions
transcend traditional divisions
reinforce traditional divisions
blur traditional divisions
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