Work
Goals and project management
Words for planning tasks, making progress and completing shared projects.
A2B1B210 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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schedule
noun · 3 examples
- Our schedule includes a break after lunch.
- I checked the schedule before leaving home.
- The meeting has been added to my schedule.
progress
noun · 3 examples
- We made good progress on the model today.
- Her teacher noticed the progress in her reading.
- You can see our progress in the newly planted rows.
target
noun · 3 examples
- Our target is to plant fifty trees.
- We reached the sales target before the end of the month.
- She set a target for the amount she wanted to save.
aim
noun · 3 examples
- The aim of this project is to reduce waste.
- Her main aim is to help new students.
- We share an aim: making the park safer.
effort
noun · 3 examples
- She put a lot of effort into the garden.
- It took real effort to carry the boxes upstairs.
- Your effort made the event possible.
achievement
noun · 3 examples
- Finishing the bridge was a major achievement.
- She felt proud of her achievement.
- Learning to read was his greatest achievement that year.
challenge
noun · 3 examples
- Building the model was a real challenge.
- Her next challenge is to swim across the lake.
- We accepted the challenge of repairing the old boat.
priority
noun · 3 examples
- Fixing the roof is our first priority.
- Safety must remain a priority during the work.
- She made helping the injured bird a priority.
purpose
noun · 3 examples
- The purpose of the fence is to keep animals out.
- I explained the purpose of our visit.
- Every tool in this box has a clear purpose.
strategy
noun · 3 examples
- Our strategy is to repair one room at a time.
- The team agreed on a new strategy for finding customers.
- A clear strategy helped us finish with fewer materials.
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