tasker
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈtæskər/
:
asignador
- In our study group, John acts as the tasker, making sure everyone knows their responsibilities for the project.
In fact, nobody knows what's in the envelope except the Tasker who talked to one person, which is my boss in the remote viewing unit.
- In fact, nobody knows what's in the envelope except the Tasker who talked to one person, which is my boss in the remote viewing unit.
Examples
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The leader of the team is the main tasker, ensuring that all members receive their tasks on time.
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In fact, nobody knows what's in the envelope except the Tasker who talked to one person, which is my boss in the remote viewing unit.
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As a project manager, she is the primary tasker responsible for delegating assignments to her team.
Synonyms
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7.2
A strict person who makes other people work very hard
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4.7
A person who gives tasks to other people
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6.4
A person or thing that gives out resources like money and time
A person who gives tasks or responsibilities to others
A woman who makes people do hard work
A person who organizes people and activities so they work well together
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tasker is built from task ('a piece of work') and -er ('one who does something'), the same idea you see in teacher or manager. That's why a tasker can mean the person who gives out tasks and keeps the team organized.