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daily tasks

[ˈdeɪli tɑːsks ]

Definitions

^{Context #1 | Noun}

work

Activities that need to be done regularly as part of one's job or routine.

Synonyms

chores, duties, responsibilities.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
daily tasks	Use this term when referring to routine activities that are part of one's everyday schedule, whether at home or work. My daily tasks include checking emails, attending meetings, and submitting reports. She has a list of daily tasks to complete before leaving the office.
chores	This term is typically used in the context of household activities and responsibilities, often implying a sense of obligation or routine drudgery. I have to finish my household chores, like washing the dishes and vacuuming. Children often complain about doing their chores.
duties	Duties imply a sense of responsibility and obligation, often in a formal or official capacity. They can pertain to work, civic responsibilities, or roles within an organization. As a manager, my duties include overseeing the team's performance and conducting reviews. It is our civic duty to vote in the elections.
responsibilities	This word suggests broader and more significant obligations or roles that someone is expected to handle, whether at work, home, or in society. Parenting comes with many responsibilities, like ensuring the child's well-being and education. One of her main responsibilities at work is managing client relationships.

Examples of usage

I have a list of daily tasks to complete before the end of the day.
She prioritizes her daily tasks to ensure productivity.
We need to delegate these daily tasks among the team members.

^{Context #2 | Noun}

personal

Routine activities or chores that need to be completed on a daily basis.

Synonyms

chores, errands, routine.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
daily tasks	Refers to general tasks that need to be completed every day, often used in work or personal scheduling contexts. My daily tasks include checking emails and updating the project status. Keeping up with my daily tasks helps me stay organized.
chores	Typically refers to regular household tasks or duties that need to be done daily or weekly. I have to finish my chores before I can go out. Washing dishes is one of my least favorite chores.
errands	Used for short trips taken to complete specific tasks, usually outside the home, like shopping or visiting the post office. I have some errands to run after work. She spent the afternoon running errands in town.
routine	Describes a set of actions that are regularly followed, whether daily or periodically, for structure and organization. My morning routine includes a cup of coffee and a jog. Having a work routine helps me stay productive.

Examples of usage

Doing the laundry is one of my daily tasks.
She finds it relaxing to complete her daily tasks.

Translations

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Origin of 'daily tasks'

The concept of daily tasks has been ingrained in human society since ancient times. As civilizations evolved, the division of labor led to the emergence of specialized tasks that needed to be performed daily for the functioning of society. In modern times, daily tasks are an essential part of personal and professional life, ensuring productivity and efficiency in completing necessary activities.