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prioritize in Finnish

prioritize in Finnish is priorisoida, asettaa/laittaa tärkeysjärjestykseen — prioritize means to treat something as more important than other things, or to arrange tasks in order of importance.

prioritize in Finnish

priorisoida
verb
(transitive, intransitive) To arrange or list a group of things in order of priority or importance.
asettaa/laittaa tärkeysjärjestykseen
verb
(transitive, intransitive) To arrange or list a group of things in order of priority or importance.
priorisoida
verb
(transitive) To rank something as having high priority.

What does "prioritize" mean?

  1. verb To treat something as more important than other things, or to arrange tasks in order of importance.
    "You need to prioritize sleep if you want to perform well at work."
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prioritize in a sentence

  • You need to prioritize sleep if you want to perform well at work.
  • The manager asked the team to prioritize the urgent tickets first.

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What is "prioritize" in Finnish?

"prioritize" in Finnish is priorisoida, asettaa/laittaa tärkeysjärjestykseen. prioritize means: To treat something as more important than other things, or to arrange tasks in order of importance.

How do you use "prioritize" in a sentence?

Example: "You need to prioritize sleep if you want to perform well at work." In Finnish, "prioritize" is priorisoida, asettaa/laittaa tärkeysjärjestykseen.

Are there other ways to say "prioritize" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "prioritize": priorisoida, asettaa/laittaa tärkeysjärjestykseen.

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