task sequences

[tɑːsk ˈsiːkwənsɪz]
nounpl: task sequences
sequências de tarefas
1. A series of tasks or activities arranged in a specific order to be completed one after another
The project manager organized the task sequences to ensure efficient workflow.
O gerente de projeto organizou as sequências de tarefas para garantir um fluxo de trabalho eficiente.
2. In programming or automation, a predetermined series of operations executed in a logical order
The software automates task sequences to reduce manual work.
O software automatiza sequências de tarefas para reduzir o trabalho manual.
3. In cognitive psychology, ordered actions or steps taken to accomplish a goal
Children learn task sequences through repetition and practice.
As crianças aprendem sequências de tarefas através da repetição e prática.
This term is primarily used in professional, technical, and educational contexts in both the USA and Brazil. It reflects modern project management and automation practices common in corporate environments. In Brazil, the term is increasingly used as businesses adopt more structured workflow methodologies. The concept emphasizes efficiency and organization, core values in contemporary workplace culture.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
work sequencesprocess flowsoperational sequencesordered tasksstep-by-step procedures
Antonyms / Antônimos
random tasksunordered activitiesdisorganized workflow

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
sequências de tarefas
Standard usage in business and technology contexts
São Paulo
sequências de tarefas
Common in corporate and IT environments
Portugal
sequências de tarefas
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; also used in technical documentation
Rio de Janeiro
sequências de tarefas
Used in business contexts, may also say 'ordem de tarefas'

Related Words

workflowprocedureprocessautomationtask managementproject planning

Related Idioms & Phrases

follow the sequence of tasks
break down tasks into sequences
execute task sequences in order
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