transmitted document

[trænzˈmɪtəd ˈdɑːkjəmənt]
nounpl: transmitted documents
documento transmitido
1. A document that has been sent or conveyed from one person, place, or system to another through electronic or physical means
The transmitted document arrived safely via email.
O documento transmitido chegou com segurança por correio eletrônico.
2. In legal or business contexts, a document officially sent for communication, record-keeping, or archival purposes
Please sign the transmitted document and return it by Friday.
Por favor, assine o documento transmitido e devolva até sexta-feira.
3. In telecommunications, a document that has been transferred through digital channels or fax systems
The transmitted document showed no signs of corruption during transfer.
O documento transmitido não apresentou sinais de corrupção durante a transferência.
In Brazilian business culture, 'documento transmitido' is commonly used in formal communications, particularly in banking, legal, and government sectors. In Portugal, while the term is understood, 'documento enviado' or 'documento remetido' may be preferred in casual contexts. The phrase carries an official, formal tone and is typically used when documenting the act of sending important or legally binding materials.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
sent documentforwarded documentdispatched documentconveyed document
Antonyms / Antônimos
received documentoriginal documentretained document

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
documento transmitido
Standard usage in formal business and legal contexts
São Paulo
documento enviado
More commonly used in business settings; slightly less formal
Rio de Janeiro
documento transmitido
Formal usage preferred in official communications
Portugal
documento transmitido
Standard European Portuguese; may use 'documento remetido' informally

Related Words

transmissiondocumentelectronic documentfile transferfaxdispatch

Related Idioms & Phrases

put in writing and transmit
send documentation
file transmission
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