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bureaucratic

/ˌbjʊr.əˈkræt.ɪk/

Tradução: Relativo a uma organização ou sistema de administração marcado por procedimentos oficiais rígidos, excesso de formalidades, hierarquia e lentidão nas decisões.

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adjective

/ˌbjʊr.əˈkræt.ɪk/C1formalpolitical
  • ptRelativo a uma organização ou sistema de administração marcado por procedimentos oficiais rígidos, excesso de formalidades, hierarquia e lentidão nas decisões.

Relating to a system of administration marked by official procedures, red tape, and hierarchical authority.

  1. Relating to bureaucracyB2formal

    Of or relating to a system of government or administration where decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives, often characterized by rigid procedures and red tape.

    ptBurocrático

    • The bureaucratic process for obtaining a permit can be very slow.
    • She was frustrated by the bureaucratic hurdles in the application.
    • The company's bureaucratic structure made it hard to innovate.

    Sinônimosadministrativedepartmentalgovernmentalministerialofficialproceduralred tape

    Antônimosflexibleinformalstreamlined

  2. Excessively concerned with procedureB2formal

    Marked by an overemphasis on formal rules and procedures, often at the expense of efficiency or common sense.

    ptBurocrático

    • The bureaucratic mindset often prioritizes paperwork over results.
    • His approach was too bureaucratic for the fast-paced startup.
    • The bureaucratic red tape delayed the project for months.

    Sinônimosformalisticinflexiblered taperigid

    Antônimosefficientflexibleinformalpragmaticstreamlined

Formas
  • more bureaucratic comparative form
  • most bureaucratic superlative form
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