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prioritize English

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What does prioritize mean?
Definitions in simple English

prioritize Verb

— If you prioritize something, you put it first in a group of things in order of their importance. Sally's bad grade was the result of her prioritizing fun over her studies. — If you prioritize a number of tasks, you rank them in order of their importance. We should prioritize the things we need to do today.

prioritize

— verb (= prioritise) assign a priority to we have too many things to do and must prioritize

Synonyms prioritize synonyms

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prioritise

Conjugation prioritize conjugation

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prioritize · verb

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Simple sentences

When your resources are limited, you have to prioritize.
I have to prioritize.
We need to prioritize.
We need to prioritize things.

Movie subtitles

We will not maximize, prioritize or finalize, and we definitely will not interface.
The first task is to triage or to assess the relative condition of each of the victims and then to prioritize treatment accordingly.
Prioritize. Conserve your energy.
Prioritize his phone bill.
Prioritize these.
I don't prioritize a personal life.
I did prioritize friendship.
How many men do you know who don't prioritize sex?
Way to prioritize, Maxwell.
When your resources are limited, you have to prioritize.
Prioritize, prioritize, prioritize!
But right now, we've got to prioritize.
We strategize, analyze, conceptualize, prioritize.
We can prioritize, conceptualize and, uh. Tenderize.
Prioritize.
I just think we need to prioritize.
Honey, I gotta prioritize.
PRIORITIZE HIS PHONE BILL.
If two people prioritize space and fun and freedom, it's fine.
They figure once women have children, they prioritize them.
We can start to prioritize career, money, hair plugs.
Six years I gave them, they prioritize some ridiculous policy.
I don't prioritize a personal life. I don't even want one.
Chastity is a virtue I prioritize far less than honesty, Kimmie.
I NEED TO PRIORITIZE, CONCENTRATE ON MY ART.

News and current affairs

A human chess master's ability to intuit, visualize, and prioritize easily prevailed over the brute force approach of computers.
I prioritize dialogue over debate or declaration.
And banks - whether explicitly nationalized or not - will be under pressure to prioritize domestic borrowers.
But, in order to prioritize development targets - within and outside of the realm of education - estimates must be made.
We have to prioritize, which is what an economic analysis of costs and benefits can do.
Instead, Israel will continue to prioritize its own security, strengthening its defenses against terrorism and consolidating control over the relatively small portions of the West Bank that it intends to claim as part of an eventual diplomatic settlement.
It must enhance support for the private sector and prioritize infrastructure, in a broad sense, in accordance with its importance for individual initiative.
The UK authorities have decided to prioritize fiscal consolidation while running a loose monetary policy to contain risks to the recovery from higher taxes and lower government spending.
The other option is simply to prioritize eradication of malaria today.
Of course, in the best of all worlds, we would not need to prioritize.
Whenever we prioritize, we not only say where we should do more (which is good) but also where we should not increase our efforts (which is regarded as cynical).
But not talking about priorities does not make the need to prioritize go away.
Refusing to prioritize, dealing mainly with the most publicized problems, is wrong.
Refusing to prioritize is unjust, wastes resources, and costs lives.
In the meantime, the Treasury would temporarily re-prioritize and slow outgoing payments.
But today it is an actor without a script - it lacks a strategic guide comparable to the Cold War's containment doctrine to prioritize policy.
The challenge is to prioritize that will in a way that keeps China on the course of reform and rebalancing.
Finally, developing-country governments are beginning to prioritize health care and are seeking cost-efficient outcomes, as well as the means to effectively manage disease burdens.
If we apply to catastrophic risks the same prudent analysis that leads us to buy insurance - multiplying probability by consequences - we would surely prioritize measures to reduce this kind of extreme risk.
The time has also come to prioritize agriculture in order to ensure growth with a more human face.
But not talking about priorities does not make the need to prioritize go away. Instead, the choices only become less clear, less democratic, and less efficient.
These patrols must receive gender-sensitive training and prioritize women's security over tribal or fundamentalist religious values.
Policymakers must prioritize investment in green-energy research and development.
We could prioritize our spending to achieve the greatest benefit for our money.

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