projection
🇺🇸
/prəˈdʒekʃn/
🇬🇧
/prəˈdʒekʃn/
noun
C1
A guess about future numbers or events based on current information.
Our sales projection for next year is higher than expected.
R
Showing an image on a surface, or the image itself.
The movie projection on the big screen was very clear.
R
A 3D shape shown on a flat surface.
This map projection shows the Earth as a flat circle.
R
A part that sticks out from a surface.
The rock had a sharp projection that we could hold onto.
R
Making your voice or sound carry far.
Good voice projection helps the audience hear you clearly.
R
Thinking others feel or think the same way you do.
His anger was a projection of his own fears onto others.
R
Giving form to inner thoughts or feelings.
Her art is a projection of her deepest emotions.
translation
A guess about future numbers or events based on current information.; Showing an image on a surface, or the image itself.; A 3D shape shown on a flat surface.; A part that sticks out from a surface.; Making your voice or sound carry far.; Thinking others feel or think the same way you do.; Giving form to inner thoughts or feelings.
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Plural
projections