to-do
- noun
- /təˈdu/
- Jargon
- Please add 'buy groceries' to my to-do list for the week.
- a to-do list
Examples
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Don't forget to write down your to-do list and keep track of your progress.
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I'll put it on my to-do list.
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I'll put it on the to-do list.
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Made a "list" of all the house to-dos and slowly checked them off.
Blog text (6) -
Put a Starbucks on my to-do list.
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She's tied for number one on my to-do list.
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He crossed off several items from his to-do list after a productive day.
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The project manager created a to-do for each team member to ensure all tasks were covered.
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Etymology
To-do meaning a task comes from the simple phrase to do, meaning 'to be done'. So a to-do is something you must do, and in lists and in code people write TODO as a short mark for a task left for later.