Definition of high-priority in English:

high-priority

adjective

Of great importance.
a high-priority project
inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems
Example sentencesExamples
- The airmen routinely deploy throughout the Pacific theater to conduct a variety of high-priority, low-visibility missions.
- On 11 October, the Cape Henry sailed for the Far East with 188 high-priority containers.
- When the risk of instability in a high-priority region is low, relatively little military forward presence need be maintained.
- CEOs could still gain some goodies this year, mostly by attaching provisions to a few high-priority bills that don't have anything to do with tax cuts.
- They force you to figure out what's high-priority vs. what's unnecessary.
- For high-priority cargo in the commercial sector, these times are reflected in hours, not days.
- Access to information about patients' medical conditions and quality relationships with healthcare staff are high-priority needs for these families.
- Researchers worked with local community leaders to identify high-priority issues.
- The income distribution side of environmental quality externalities is a real issue in a world in which inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems.
- Between 1940 and 1951, universal adult suffrage and self-government became high-priority demands of the union.

Definition of high-priority in US English:

high-priority

adjective

Of great importance.
a high-priority project
inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems
Example sentencesExamples
- For high-priority cargo in the commercial sector, these times are reflected in hours, not days.
- The airmen routinely deploy throughout the Pacific theater to conduct a variety of high-priority, low-visibility missions.
- When the risk of instability in a high-priority region is low, relatively little military forward presence need be maintained.
- On 11 October, the Cape Henry sailed for the Far East with 188 high-priority containers.
- CEOs could still gain some goodies this year, mostly by attaching provisions to a few high-priority bills that don't have anything to do with tax cuts.
- Access to information about patients' medical conditions and quality relationships with healthcare staff are high-priority needs for these families.
- Between 1940 and 1951, universal adult suffrage and self-government became high-priority demands of the union.
- The income distribution side of environmental quality externalities is a real issue in a world in which inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems.
- They force you to figure out what's high-priority vs. what's unnecessary.
- Researchers worked with local community leaders to identify high-priority issues.

单词	high-priority
释义	Definition of high-priority in English: high-priority adjective Of great importance. a high-priority project inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems Example sentencesExamples The airmen routinely deploy throughout the Pacific theater to conduct a variety of high-priority, low-visibility missions. On 11 October, the Cape Henry sailed for the Far East with 188 high-priority containers. When the risk of instability in a high-priority region is low, relatively little military forward presence need be maintained. CEOs could still gain some goodies this year, mostly by attaching provisions to a few high-priority bills that don't have anything to do with tax cuts. They force you to figure out what's high-priority vs. what's unnecessary. For high-priority cargo in the commercial sector, these times are reflected in hours, not days. Access to information about patients' medical conditions and quality relationships with healthcare staff are high-priority needs for these families. Researchers worked with local community leaders to identify high-priority issues. The income distribution side of environmental quality externalities is a real issue in a world in which inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems. Between 1940 and 1951, universal adult suffrage and self-government became high-priority demands of the union. Definition of high-priority in US English: high-priority adjective Of great importance. a high-priority project inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems Example sentencesExamples For high-priority cargo in the commercial sector, these times are reflected in hours, not days. The airmen routinely deploy throughout the Pacific theater to conduct a variety of high-priority, low-visibility missions. When the risk of instability in a high-priority region is low, relatively little military forward presence need be maintained. On 11 October, the Cape Henry sailed for the Far East with 188 high-priority containers. CEOs could still gain some goodies this year, mostly by attaching provisions to a few high-priority bills that don't have anything to do with tax cuts. Access to information about patients' medical conditions and quality relationships with healthcare staff are high-priority needs for these families. Between 1940 and 1951, universal adult suffrage and self-government became high-priority demands of the union. The income distribution side of environmental quality externalities is a real issue in a world in which inequality and poverty are high-priority social problems. They force you to figure out what's high-priority vs. what's unnecessary. Researchers worked with local community leaders to identify high-priority issues.
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