multitasker

American  

[muhl-tee-task-er, muhl-tahy-] / ˈmʌl tiˌtæsk ər, ˈmʌl taɪ- /

noun

1. a person who multitasks, especially one skilled at doing so.

2. Computers. a feature enabling a CPU to multitask.

3. something that serves more than one purpose or function.

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Example Sentences

The Chromebook was still too limited by comparison, and the Lenovo machine was a little slower but that extra RAM made it a better multitasker.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Mike is the world’s best multitasker,” said Rob Hyland, coordinating producer of “Sunday Night Football.”

From Los Angeles Times

Geoff Rickly, the band’s gregarious, garrulous frontman, spent the past decade as a multitasker in Brooklyn’s art scenes before documenting his path to sobriety with his 2023 literary debut, “Someone Who Isn’t Me.”

From New York Times

There is a terrific sequence where you show Shireen as a master multitasker, getting her GED and real estate license and selling homes to immigrant families.

From Salon

As in other species, the human yolk sac is a multitasker, the study shows.

From Science Magazine