گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'priority'

1 عمومی:: اولویت‌

2 عمومی:: حق‌ تقدم‌

3 عمومی:: برتری‌

1 general:: priority adjectives a high priority (= very important ) • Right now, the environment is a high priority. an urgent priority • He sees these negotiations as an urgent priority. a low priority (= not very important ) • At that time, architecture was a low priority. the top/main/number one priority • Controlling spending is his top priority. the first priority • The first priority for most unemployed people is obtaining a job. the overriding priority (= the most important one ) • The reduction of inflation must be the Government’s overriding priority. sb’s immediate priority (= which must be dealt with immediately ) • Their immediate priority was to find somewhere to sleep that night. phrases a list/set of priorities • Marriage isn’t very high on my list of priorities. in order of priority (= with the most important first ) • They asked voters to list issues in order of priority. verbs set priorities (= decide what the priorities are ) • With any new project, it's important to set priorities. sort out your priorities (= decide which things are the most important as a way of dealing with a situation ) • If you’ve got a lot of things to do, sort out your priorities. make something a priority • Lisa had a job, but she'd always made her family the priority. sb’s priorities change • As you get older, your priorities may change. have priority • Couples may have to decide whose career has priority. get priority • The breakdown services say that women on their own get priority. take priority (= become the most important thing ) • Winning the war took priority over everything else. give priority to somebody/something • The hospital always gives priority to emergency cases.

2 general::   noun ADJ. high, main, major, number one, top | first, immediate, urgent Getting food, medicine and blankets to flood victims is the most urgent priority. | low Material possessions have always been a low priority for Mike. VERB + PRIORITY choose, decide on, determine, identify, sort out You need to sort out your priorities before making a decision about the future. | get, have, take When hospital funds are being allocated children take priority. | give sb/sth The government is giving priority to school leavers in its job-creation programme. PREP. ~ over Her family takes priority over her work. PHRASES a list of priorities, order of priority List the tasks in order of priority.