projection
prəˈdʒɛk.ʃən
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Noun

1.
resultimage or sound thrown onto a surface
  • The quality of the projection at the cinema was excellent..
casting display
2.
businessforecast or estimate of future trends
  • The sales projection shows a 10% increase next year.
estimate forecast prediction
3.
mathematicsTECH.mathematical transformation onto a lower dimensionTECH.
  • The projection of the 3D shape onto a plane was complex.
mapping reduction transformation
4.
physical featurepart that extends out from a surface
  • The cliff has a dangerous projection that hikers should avoid..
extension outgrowth protuberance
5.
psychologyTECH.psychological transfer of feelings or desires to anotherTECH.
  • His anger is a projection of his own insecurities..
displacement externalization transference
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Images of projection

  • projection: part that extends out from a surface
    part that extends out from a surface

Expressions with projection

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spirit leaves the body and travels elsewhere
Some people claim to have experienced astral projection.
set of devices used to display enlarged images onto a surface
The classroom projection system includes a ceiling-mounted projector and a motorized screen.
surface on which images are projected for viewing
The classroom was equipped with a large projection screen for presentations..
the way sound is sent out
The acoustic projection in the theater was impressive.
television that projects images onto a screen
They watched the movie on a projection television.
method of representing the surface of the earth on a flat map
The Mercator is a commonly used map projection for navigation.

Origin of projection

Latin, projectio (throwing forth)

Terms with projection included in their meaning

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projection
surface for showing images or movies
shape
pointed, curved projection used for defense or display
projection
narrow surface projecting from a wall or cliff
tool
sharp projection on a saw or similar tool
medical
visible projection of thyroid cartilage in the neck
medical
small projection on a mammary gland
climbing
projection or feature for support or grip
mechanics
projection on a gear or cog for meshing

Examples of projection in a sentence

  • They adjusted the projection to fit the screen.
  • The financial projection was promising for investors.
  • Analysts released a projection of the market trends.
  • The projection of the vector onto the line was calculated.
  • We studied the projection of the sphere onto a circle.
  • The building's design includes a unique projection.

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  1. French:projection, prévision, ...
  2. German:Projektion, Hochrechnung, ...
  3. Italian:proiezione, previsione, ...
  4. Spanish:proyección, estimación, ...
  5. Portuguese:projeção, previsão, ...
  6. Chinese:投影, 预测, ...
  7. Japanese:映写, 予測, ...
  8. Arabic:عَرْض, تَوَقُّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַקְרָנָה, תַּחֲזִית, ...
  10. Russian:проекция, прогноз, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зображення, проекція, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रक्षेपण, अनुमान, ...

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