priorities
n. countablen. the things that you think are most important and should be done first. When you have many tasks, you decide which ones are your top goals.
n. the tasks, goals, or concerns that are regarded as more important than others and require immediate attention. Often used in the plural to describe a person's general set of values or a company's strategic focus.
My main priorities are my health and my family.
The manager asked the team to list their top three priorities for the week to ensure the deadline is met.
Shifting political priorities often lead to the reallocation of funds from long-term infrastructure projects toward more immediate social welfare programs.
Commonly used in the plural form when discussing a general life or work balance; often follows the verbs 'set', 'order', or 'rearrange'.
I need to make my prioritiesI need to set my prioritiesIn English, we 'set' or 'establish' priorities rather than 'making' them.