project

🇺🇸 /ˈprɑːdʒekt/ 🇬🇧 /ˈprɒdʒekt/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-B2
noun
A1

A school or college assignment where students study a topic over time.

Our class project is about space exploration.

B1

A planned piece of work to find information, create something new, or make improvements.

The company started a new project to develop eco-friendly products.

R

A set of goals, ideas, or activities that someone wants to promote or achieve.

Her main project is to raise awareness about climate change.

R

A group of homes built with government money for low-income families.

The new housing project will provide homes for many families.

verb
B2

To estimate future size, cost, or amount based on current information.

The team will project the costs for the new building project.

B2

To plan an activity or project for a future time.

They project the completion of the bridge project for next year.

B2

To show light, images, or videos on a surface or screen.

We will project the movie onto a large screen for the outdoor project event.

R

To stick out beyond an edge or surface.

The balcony projects from the building, making it part of the architectural project.

R

To present yourself or something in a particular way to others.

She knows how to project confidence during her presentation project.

R

To send or throw something out or away from yourself.

Actors must project their voices clearly in the theater project.

translation

n. A school or college assignment where students study a topic over time.; A planned piece of work to find information, create something new, or make improvements.; A set of goals, ideas, or activities that someone wants to promote or achieve.; A group of homes built with government money for low-income families.
v. To estimate future size, cost, or amount based on current information.; To plan an activity or project for a future time.; To show light, images, or videos on a surface or screen.; To stick out beyond an edge or surface.; To present yourself or something in a particular way to others.; To send or throw something out or away from yourself.

Word Forms

3rd Present projects
Progressive projecting
Past projected
Plural projects
Perfect projected