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Portuguese Phrase

O resultado melhorou a produtividade da equipe.

/u ʁe.zulˈta.du maʎoˈɾow a pɾodu.tʃi.viˈda.dʒi da eˈki.pi/
Meaning"The result improved the team's productivity."
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Meaning

This sentence means that the outcome or result has increased the team's productivity. It implies a positive change caused by a specific result, often used in business or project contexts to highlight improvements.

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When to use

Use this phrase when discussing the impact of a recent achievement, report, or change that has led to higher efficiency within a group or workplace. It works well in meetings, performance reviews, or written summaries.

Grammar Breakdown

Oresultadomelhorouaprodutividadedaequipe.

1

Definite article "O"

Used before masculine singular nouns to specify a particular item, here "resultado".

2

Verb "melhorar" in past tense

"melhorou" is the third‑person singular preterite of "melhorar", indicating a completed improvement.

3

Preposition "da"

"da" = de + a, linking "produtividade" (feminine) to "equipe" (also feminine).

4

Word order

Subject‑verb‑object order is standard in Portuguese declarative sentences.

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O resultado melhorou a produtividade da equipe.

The result improved the team's productivity.

Ótimo! Isso mostra que nossos esforços estão valendo a pena.

Great! This shows that our efforts are paying off.

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Common Mistakes

  • O resultado melhorar a produtividade da equipe.

    Do not confuse with "melhorar" in the infinitive; you need the past tense "melhorou" to match the completed result.

  • O resultado melhorou a produtividade do equipe.

    Avoid using "do equipe"; the correct preposition is "da" (de + a) because "equipe" is feminine.

Alternatives

  • O resultado aumentou a produtividade da equipe.

    The result increased the team's productivity.

  • O resultado elevou a produtividade da equipe.

    The result raised the team's productivity.

  • O resultado fez a equipe ser mais produtiva.

    The result made the team more productive.

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Cultural Tip

In Brazilian Portuguese, using "melhorou" conveys a smooth, positive change, while "aumentou" can sound more quantitative. In formal business settings, you might also hear "impulsionou" (boosted) for a stronger impact. Be mindful of the audience: informal teams may prefer "fez a equipe ser mais produtiva" for a conversational tone.