project

/ˈpɹɒd͡ʒ.ɛkt/

Häufigkeitsrang #468

project

Definitionen

  1. Nomen

    A planned piece of work with a clear goal, done in several steps.

    Beispiele

    • Our class is working on a science project.
    • The city has started a project to build a new bridge.
  2. Nomen

    A group of low-cost apartment buildings, mainly in American cities.

    Beispiele

    • He grew up in the projects of a big city.
    • The old projects were torn down last year.
  3. Nomen

    A plan that is unlikely to work.

    Beispiele

    • He had a hundred projects but finished none of them.
    • Her latest project is to build a boat in her garden.
  4. Nomen

    In sports, a young player with a lot of talent who needs training.

    Beispiele

    • The coach saw the young player as a project who could improve a lot.
    • He was a project when he joined the team, but he learned fast.
  5. Nomen

    A thing that is thrown or fired, in old-fashioned use.

    Beispiele

    • The catapult launched its project over the wall.
    • The project hit the gate with great force.
  6. Nomen

    A part that sticks out from a surface, in old-fashioned use.

    Beispiele

    • A small project of rock stuck out from the cliff.
    • The wall had a small project near the roof.
  7. Verb

    To stick out from a surface.

    Beispiele

    • The balcony projects several feet from the building.
    • The roof projects over the front door.
  8. Verb

    To send light or an image onto a surface.

    Beispiele

    • The machine projects the film onto a large screen.
    • The lamp projected a shadow on the wall.
  9. Verb

    To push a part of the body outward.

    Beispiele

    • The crab projects its claws when it feels threatened.
    • The plant projects tiny hairs from its leaves.
  10. Verb

    To say what you think will happen in the future, using numbers or facts.

    Beispiele

    • The company projects higher sales next year.
    • Experts project that the population will keep growing.

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