work completion

[/wɜːrk kəmˈpliːʃən/]
nounpl: work completions
conclusão do trabalho
1. The state of having finished or accomplished a task, project, or job according to specifications and requirements
Work completion on the construction project was delayed by weather conditions.
A conclusão do trabalho no projeto de construção foi atrasada por condições climáticas.
2. The final stage or achievement of finishing all required activities within a work assignment
The manager celebrated work completion of the quarterly report.
O gerente comemorou a conclusão do trabalho do relatório trimestral.
3. In project management, the formal closure of a task or phase when all deliverables have been submitted and accepted
Work completion requires sign-off from all stakeholders.
A conclusão do trabalho requer aprovação de todas as partes interessadas.
The term 'work completion' is essential in both American and Brazilian business contexts, particularly in construction, project management, and corporate environments. In Brazil, it's commonly used in legal contracts and formal work agreements. The concept ties closely to Brazilian values of punctuality and professional accountability in formal settings.
NYC Slang
getting the job done
Synonyms / Sinônimos
project completiontask completionjob completionaccomplishmentfinalization
Antonyms / Antônimos
work initiationproject startincomplete workunfinished task

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
conclusão do trabalho
Most common and formal usage in business and construction contexts
General Brazilian
término do trabalho
Alternative term, slightly more colloquial than 'conclusão'
São Paulo
finalização do trabalho
Frequently used in corporate and technical environments
Portugal
conclusão do trabalho
Same as Brazilian Portuguese, standard usage

Related Words

deadlinedeliverableproject managementmilestoneclosurehandover

Related Idioms & Phrases

bring work to completion
mark work completion
upon work completion
work completion date
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