take one (thing) at a time
Definition
› to do or deal with one thing before starting to do or deal with another: There are a few problems, but let's take one thing at a time.Classifying and creating order
(Definition of take one (thing) at a time from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- arrange verb (PUT IN POSITION)
- arrangement noun (POSITION)
- catalogue verb
- categorize verb
- classification noun
- format noun
- organization noun (SYSTEM)
- organize verb (MAKE A SYSTEM)
- organized adjective (USING SYSTEM)
- pecking order noun
- precedence noun
- prioritize verb
- range verb (POSITION)
- rank verb
- stream verb (STUDENTS)
- structure verb
- systematic adjective
- systematize verb
- taxonomy noun
- umbrella noun (GROUP)
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