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21 приоритет задачи
General subject: task priority (в многозадачных ОС - число, присваиваемое задаче и показывающее её относительную важность при планировании очереди готовых задач, распределении ресурсов и т. п. Обычно, чем больше это число, тем выше приоритет задачи) -
22 сверхзадача
General subject: super-task, top/ultimate priority -
23 первоочередная задача
( неотложная) first (high, top) priority measure; immediate taskРусско-английский юридический словарь > первоочередная задача
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24 первоочередной
first and foremost, immediateпервоочередна́я зада́ча — top priority [immediate] task
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25 сверхзадача
ж.1) ( самая главная задача) top / ultimate priority; ( основополагающая задача) underlying task / objective2) разг. ( очень трудная задача) supertask3) ( в логике) supertask -
26 первоочередной
прл, = первоочерёдныйprimary; срочный immediate, urgentпервоочередна́я зада́ча важнейшая — primary concern, top priority, безотлагательная immediate task
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27 обслуживание
1. с. maintenance, servicing; attendance2. с. operationобслуживание по принципу «кто раньше» — first-come-first served principle
3. serviceСинонимический ряд:сервис (сущ.) сервис -
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primary target, priority goal / taskРусско-английский словарь по проведению совещаний > первоочередная задача
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Высокоприоритетная задача/HIGH PRIORITY TASK — задача, имеющая критически важное значение … Толковый словарь по информационному обществу и новой экономике
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