controlled

• Descreve aquilo que é gerenciado, contido ou regulado, frequentemente implicando ausência de espontaneidade ou limitação intencional.

Describes something that is managed, restrained, or regulated, often implying a lack of spontaneity or a deliberate limitation.

1. Restrained or regulatedB1formal

   Kept within limits; not allowed to become too strong or wild.

   Controlado

   • He spoke in a controlled voice despite his anger.
   • The experiment was conducted under controlled conditions.
   • She maintained a controlled pace during the marathon.

   Sinônimoscheckedcontaineddisciplinedlimitedmeasuredregulatedrestrainedtempered

   Antônimosrampantunbridleduncheckeduncontrolledunrestrainedwild

2. Managed or directedB1formal

   Operated or governed by a specific authority or system.

   Controlado

   • The traffic is controlled by a central computer system.
   • The country has a controlled economy.
   • The fire was quickly brought under controlled by the firefighters.

   Sinônimosdirectedgovernedregulatedrunsupervised

   Antônimosuncontrolledungovernedunrestrained

3. Calm and composedB2formal

   Showing the ability to remain calm and in command of one's emotions.

   Controlado

   • She remained controlled during the stressful interview.
   • His controlled demeanor impressed the board members.
   • Even in crisis, the pilot stayed controlled and focused.

   Sinônimoscalmcollectedcomposedcoolequanimouslevel-headedpoisedself-possessedsereneunflappable

   Antônimosagitatedexcitablefrantichystericaluncontrolledvolatile

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de exercer poder, influência ou domínio sobre algo ou alguém, ou de regular e gerenciar um processo.

A verb used to indicate the act of exercising authority, influence, or power over something or someone, or to regulate or manage a process.

1. A2formal

   To have power over something or someone; to manage or direct.

   Controlar

   • She controls the entire production process.
   • The pilot controls the aircraft from the cockpit.
   • He controls his emotions well under pressure.

   Sinônimosadministercommanddirectgovernleadmanageoverseeregulaterulesupervise

   Antônimosfollowobeysubmit

2. Regulate or limitB1formal

   To limit or regulate something, such as a process or behavior.

   Controlar

   • The government controls the amount of pollution from factories.
   • You need to control your spending to save money.
   • The thermostat controls the temperature in the room.

   Sinônimosbridlecheckcontaincurbdirectgovernlimitmanagemoderateregulaterestrainrestricttame

   Antônimosfreeignoreliberateneglectrelease

3. B1formal

   To check or verify something to ensure it is correct or safe.

   Verificar

   • The technician controls the quality of the products.
   • We need to control the data for any errors.
   • The police controlled the crowd to prevent accidents.

   Sinônimoscheckexamineinspecttestvalidateverify

   Antônimosdisregardignoreneglecttrust