low-hanging fruit in Spanish
low-hanging fruit in Spanish is un mango bajito — low-hanging fruit means the easiest tasks, targets or gains available, achieved with the least effort. In business it usually means the quick wins a team goes after before tackling anything hard.
low-hanging fruit in Spanish
un mango bajito
What does "low-hanging fruit" mean?
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noun The easiest tasks, targets or gains available, achieved with the least effort. In business it usually means the quick wins a team goes after before tackling anything hard.
"Fixing the broken links is low-hanging fruit; the site rebuild can wait."
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low-hanging fruit in a sentence
- Fixing the broken links is low-hanging fruit; the site rebuild can wait.
- Their growth came entirely from low-hanging fruit, and it has now run out.
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What is "low-hanging fruit" in Spanish?
"low-hanging fruit" in Spanish is un mango bajito. low-hanging fruit means: The easiest tasks, targets or gains available, achieved with the least effort. In business it usually means the quick wins a team goes after before tackling anything hard.
How do you use "low-hanging fruit" in a sentence?
Example: "Fixing the broken links is low-hanging fruit; the site rebuild can wait." In Spanish, "low-hanging fruit" is un mango bajito.
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