Pronunciation: /loʊ praɪˈɔrəti/
noun a person or thing that is considered less important or urgent
A1 Cleaning the office is a low priority task.
A2 She always puts exercise at a low priority in her schedule.
B1 In times of crisis, certain projects may be classified as low priority.
B2 The team decided to focus on high priority issues first before addressing any low priority tasks.
C1 The company's low priority initiatives were put on hold during the restructuring process.
C2 As a senior manager, he was responsible for delegating low priority tasks to junior staff members.
adjective having a status or level of importance that is not high or urgent
A1 Fixing the broken window is a low priority task.
A2 Cleaning the office kitchen is considered a low priority by the manager.
B1 Attending the optional training session is a low priority for employees with heavy workloads.
B2 Updating the company website is a low priority compared to launching the new product.
C1 Addressing customer complaints promptly is a low priority for this company.
C2 In the grand scheme of things, fixing minor software bugs is a low priority for the development team.
formal The maintenance of the park is considered a low priority for the city council.
informal Fixing the leaky faucet is a low priority right now, we have other things to take care of first.
slang Cleaning my room is a low priority for me, I'd rather hang out with my friends.
figurative In the grand scheme of things, his opinion is of low priority compared to the experts in the field.
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