unfinished sprint

[/ʌnˈfɪnɪʃt sprɪnt/]
nounpl: unfinished sprints
sprint inacabado
1. In agile project management, a sprint cycle that has not been completed by its scheduled end date, with remaining work items or tasks not yet finished
The team had to deal with an unfinished sprint when the key developer fell ill before the deadline.
A equipe teve que lidar com um sprint inacabado quando o desenvolvedor-chave ficou doente antes do prazo.
2. In athletic contexts, a short-distance running effort that was not completed to the intended finish line or distance
The athlete had to abandon an unfinished sprint due to an injury during the race.
O atleta teve que abandonar um sprint inacabado devido a uma lesão durante a corrida.
This term is primarily used in tech and software development industries, particularly among teams practicing Agile and Scrum methodologies. In Brazil, as in the USA, it reflects the growing adoption of agile project management frameworks in corporate environments. The concept emphasizes iterative development and flexibility in project planning, which has become standard practice in both countries' tech sectors.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
incomplete sprintunfinished iterationpartial sprintabandoned sprint
Antonyms / Antônimos
completed sprintfinished sprintsuccessful sprint

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
sprint inacabado
Standard term used in tech companies and agile teams across Brazil
São Paulo
sprint incompleto
Alternative term sometimes used in São Paulo tech hubs
Portugal
sprint inacabado
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; common in European tech environments
General American
unfinished sprint
Standard agile/scrum terminology in North American tech industry

Related Words

sprint reviewsprint planninguser storybacklogvelocityscrumagile methodology

Related Idioms & Phrases

carry over to the next sprint
move work items to the backlog
rollover sprint work
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