multi-tasking

[muhl-tee-task-ing, muhl-tahy-]

noun

1. the act of undertaking more than one task simultaneously.

Example Sentences

Employees should be present with customers, even when multi-tasking.

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“I think that women are extremely nurturing because we’re mothers,” she said, highlighting women’s independence, multi-tasking skills and compassion.

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Graham Norton will be multi-tasking tonight as presenter as well as commentator, and will be leading the television coverage on BBC One and online on BBC iPlayer.

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Often seen jogging through Capitol corridors to make it to one of several committees he sits on and wearing headphones on the Senate floor so as not to miss a call, McGuire is vowing to pare down his trademark multi-tasking and “laser focus” on issues including affordable housing, fentanyl and retail theft.

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Second baseman Mookie Betts followed Rojas’ multi-tasking effort with a multiple-web-gem fifth inning, ranging behind the second-base bag to make a back-hand stop of a J.D.

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