pigeonholing

• Substantivo que designa a ação ou o sistema de classificar pessoas ou coisas em categorias rígidas, frequentemente simplistas ou estereotipadas.

A noun referring to the act or system of classifying people or things into rigid, often oversimplified categories or groups.

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1. Classification systemB2formal

   A method or system for organizing items, ideas, or people into specific categories or groups.

   Classificação

   • The library uses a pigeonholing system to sort books by genre.
   • Pigeonholing employees by their job titles can limit their potential.
   • The new software automates the pigeonholing of customer feedback.

• Verbo usado para classificar ou categorizar alguém ou algo de forma restritiva ou excessivamente simplificada, muitas vezes injusta.

A verb used to indicate the act of categorizing or classifying someone or something in a restrictive or oversimplified manner, often unfairly.

1. Place into a small compartmentB2formal

   To put something into a small, specific space or category, often for storage or organization.

   Classificar em compartimentos

   • She pigeonholed the documents into the filing cabinet.
   • He pigeonholed the letters by date in the drawer.
   • The librarian pigeonholed the returned books on the shelf.

   Sinônimosassigncategorizeclassifycompartmentalizedesignatefilegrouplabelslotsort

2. Classify according to a mental stereotypeB2informal

   To treat or categorize someone or something based on a fixed, oversimplified idea or stereotype.

   Rotular

   • Don't pigeonhole him as just a scientist; he's also a talented musician.
   • The media often pigeonholes celebrities into specific roles.
   • She felt pigeonholed by her colleagues because of her accent.

   Sinônimosbrandcategorizeclassifycompartmentalizelabelslotstereotypetypecast