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projecting /projecting/
project /ˈprɑːˌʤɛkt/
project
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nounplural -ects[count] a planned piece of work that has a specific purpose (such as to find information or to make something new) and that usually requires a lot of timea task or problem in school that requires careful work over a long period of timeUS :housing projectusually pluralverb-jects; -jected; -jecting[+ obj] :to plan, calculate, or estimate (something) for a time in the future[+ obj] :to cause (light, a picture, a movie, etc.) to appear on a surface - often + on or onto[+ obj] :to have or show (a particular quality, image, etc., that can be seen by other people)He tried to project himself as a strong leader. [=to act in a way that would make people see him as a strong leader]always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to stick out beyond an edge or surface[+ obj] :to send or throw (something) forward, upward, or outwardYou need to project your voice better if you want to be an actor. [=you need to speak louder and more clearly if you want to be an actor] - often used figurativelyThe success of his first movie suddenly projected [=threw] him into an unfamiliar world of wealth and fame.project onto[phrasal verb]project (something) onto (someone) :to believe or imagine that (your ideas, feelings, etc.) are shared by (another person)
* Các từ tương tự:
projectile, projection, projectionist, projector
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nounThe project for housing low-income families had to be modified to allow for car parkingWhat project will you move on to when you complete this one?verbIn his theory, he projects a quite different causal relationshipA body projected into space will keep on travelling unless it strikes something. This device projects stereoscopic pictures on a screenThe cornice projects a full six feet over the streetThe economists projected a decline in inflation over the coming months