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prio

prio

9.1
Most important or urgent before other things
  • adjective
  • Informal
translation icon : prioritario
  • Finishing the report is a prio task for the team this week.

Examples

  • The manager asked everyone to focus on prio issues first.

  • She made sure to handle all the prio emails before lunch.

  • This project is prio for our team.

  • We need to address the prio issues first.

  • Finishing the report is a prio task for the team this week.

  • She made sure to handle all the prio emails before lunch.

  • The manager asked everyone to focus on prio issues first.

Synonyms

paramount
vsprio
45 6.7

More important than anything else

is informal and used before a noun to mark urgent priority

Antonyms

267 3.5

Less important than the main thing or coming after it

54 1.9

Not worth attention or notice

How Important

critical
917 4.0
prio
  • Informal
9.1
important
1.0
minor
600 2.4
unimportant
54 1.9

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.