typical segment

[ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl ˈsɛɡ.mənt]
nounpl: typical segments
segmento típico
1. A representative or characteristic portion of a whole that embodies the common features of that whole
The typical segment of the market consists of middle-class consumers aged 25-45.
O segmento típico do mercado consiste em consumidores da classe média com idade entre 25 e 45 anos.
2. A standard or ordinary part or section that is commonly found or expected
In this research, a typical segment of the population was selected for the survey.
Nesta pesquisa, um segmento típico da população foi selecionado para a pesquisa.
3. A division or portion that displays the customary characteristics of a larger category or group
The typical segment of television viewers prefers entertainment over educational programming.
O segmento típico de telespectadores prefere entretenimento em vez de programação educacional.
The term 'typical segment' is widely used in both Brazilian and American business contexts, particularly in marketing analysis, consumer research, and demographic studies. In Brazil, it frequently appears in market research reports and strategic business planning, while in the USA it's common in advertising agencies and data analytics firms.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
representative segmentstandard portioncharacteristic sectionordinary divisioncommon category
Antonyms / Antônimos
atypical segmentunusual portionexceptional sectionrare division

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
segmento típico
Standard usage in business, marketing, and research contexts
São Paulo
segmento típico
Common in corporate and commercial discourse
Rio de Janeiro
segmento típico
Used in marketing and consumer studies
Portugal
segmento típico
Standard European Portuguese usage in business and analytics

Related Words

market segmentaudience segmentdemographic segmentcustomer segmentpopulation segment

Related Idioms & Phrases

cut across typical segments
appeal to the typical segment
target the typical segment
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