Prioritize — Level 4.1

Learn how to use the word 'prioritize' in English

Also Appears In: English Word of the Day — Upper Intermediate English Word of the Day — Upper Intermediate

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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?

prioritize

It's a verb that means "to decide which things are more important and do them first."

Here's an example.

prioritize the main chapters

Let’s prioritize the main chapters.

Sara: The meeting’s tomorrow, so let’s prioritize the main chapters.

Erica: I’ll color-code tasks to prioritize them — and make studying feel like a mini-game!

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prioritize

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prioritize the main chapters

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Let’s prioritize the main chapters.

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