prio
Most important or urgent before other things
- adjective
- Informal
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prioritario
- Finishing the report is a prio task for the team this week.
Examples
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The manager asked everyone to focus on prio issues first.
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She made sure to handle all the prio emails before lunch.
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This project is prio for our team.
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We need to address the prio issues first.
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Finishing the report is a prio task for the team this week.
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She made sure to handle all the prio emails before lunch.
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The manager asked everyone to focus on prio issues first.
Synonyms
paramount
vsprio
More important than anything else
is informal and used before a noun to mark urgent priority
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
prio positive
Etymology
Prio is a short form of priority, built on prior which means 'earlier' or 'more important'. So calling a task prio means it is the most important or urgent thing to do.