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Definition of projects - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
planningplanned tasks or activities with specific goals
- The students are working on science projects.
2.
housingUS high-density urban housing for low-income residentsUS
- She grew up in the projects.
Origin of projects
Latin, projectum (something thrown forward)
Terms with projects included in their meaning
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tool
device that projects substances or applies pressure
business
control or oversee people or projects
significant tasks
important tasks or projects requiring effort
home projects
complete work on your own, not using paid specialists
crafts
related to projects done by oneself
tools
machine used in construction and DIY projects
art play
soft material shaped for art, play, or creative projects
crafts
colorful wire for arts and crafts projects
projects
begin a project without any resources or help
social
active participation in local groups projects or decisions that affect residents
occupation
person who leads and oversees the artistic vision of projects or brands
projects
trial project or scheme
politics
government funding for local projects
business
person who plans and oversees several connected projects as one organized effort
home projects
man-made polymer used as clear plastic or as fiber for clothing
marketing
set of documents showing a company’s projects skills and achievements
business
name used for confidentiality in business or projects
business
projects or plans being prepared or worked on
planning
projects or plans being prepared or worked on
finance
activity of gathering financial support for projects
undeveloped land
land not built on, often used for new projects
projects
difficulties in the early stages of a project
behavior
be involved in many activities or projects often in a meddling way
renovation
projects to increase a home's value or efficiency
Examples of projects in a sentence
Community projects often rely on volunteers. The projects are undergoing major renovations. Community programs are being introduced in the projects.
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- French:projets, cité, ...
- German:Projekte, Sozialwohnungen, ...
- Italian:progetti, case popolari, ...
- Spanish:proyectos, viviendas sociales, ...
- Portuguese:projetos, bairros sociais, ...
- Chinese:项目, 公屋, ...
- Japanese:プロジェクト, 公営住宅, ...
- Arabic:مَشاريع, المَسَاكِن الشَّعْبِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:פּרוֹיֶקטִים, שִׁיכּוּן צִיבּוּרִי, ...
- Russian:проекты, социальные дома, ...
- Ukrainian:проєкти, гетто, ...
- Hindi:परियोजनाएँ, झुग्गी, ...
Definition of project - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
student tasktask requiring considerable effort by students
- The science project took weeks to complete.
2.
goal taskplanned endeavor with specific goals
- The team is working on a new project.
3.
planningproposal or design
- The architect presented a new project for the park.
4.
creativityRare output of creative work in various arts or sciencesRare
- The film director debuted his latest project at the festival..
5.
housingRare US urban low-income housing buildingRare US
- She grew up in the projects.
Verb
1.
planningtr. make plans or forecast future eventstr.
- They project a 10% increase in sales.
2.
geometryintr. extend beyond a surface or edgeintr.
- The balcony projects over the garden.
3.
voice claritytr./intr. TECH. cause one's voice to be heard clearlytr./intr. TECH.
- The actor projected his voice to reach the audience.
4.
self-presentationtr. present oneself in a certain waytr.
- She projects confidence during interviews.
5.
imagingtr. TECH. cast an image or shadow on a surfacetr. TECH.
- The movie was projected onto the screen.
6.
psychologytr. TECH. assume others share one's feelings or thoughtstr. TECH.
- He tends to project his fears onto others.
Expressions with project
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project someone is passionate about
Her garden is her pet project.
project done to gain praise or recognition
The new park was just a vanity project for the mayor.
project that continues despite being unproductive
The team is stuck working on a zombie project that never ends.
meeting to evaluate a completed project's outcomes
The team held a project post-mortem to discuss improvements.
leading and managing the project
She is quarterbacking the project to ensure its success.
overseeing the progress of a project
His shepherding a project responsibilities ensured the team met all deadlines.
significant undertaking requiring considerable effort
Building the new bridge is a big project for the city.
collaborative activity done by students in a classroom
The classroom project required students to work together to build a model volcano.
team assigned to complete a project
The project team was responsible for the new software development.
school assignment related to scientific topics
She won first place with her science project.
project done in addition to main work
She started a side project to explore her passion for painting.
dedicate time and effort to a project
She decided to commit to a project for the next six months.
small project done first to test if an idea works
The company started a pilot project before launching nationwide.
management of a project’s goals, people, schedule, and resources
Strong project leadership kept the software launch on time and within budget.
software to organize and manage tasks efficiently
Project management software helps teams stay on track.
person responsible for planning and executing projects
The project manager led the team to finish on time.
task requiring detailed study over a period
His research project involved multiple field trips..
initiative to provide clean water
The NGO started a water project to supply villages with clean drinking water.
group formed to plan oversee or guide work on a specific project
The project committee reviewed the budget before approving the next phase.
person or organization that starts and pushes a plan or project forward
The project promoter secured funding from three international banks.
single page giving main details or steps for a project
Each student received a project sheet outlining the assignment requirements.
person who organizes tasks and communication to support running a project
The project coordinator scheduled meetings and updated the team on deadlines.
join efforts with others for a common goal
Several companies will collaborate on a project to develop new technology.
trial project designed to show how a new idea or system works
The city launched a demonstration project for electric buses downtown.
Origin of project
Latin, projectus (thrown forward)
Examples of project in a sentence
The group worked together on the math project. They launched a project to reduce waste. The project aims to improve community health. The project received funding from the city council. She managed a project aimed at reducing waste. Her science project won first prize.
The artist's new project was a series of sculptures. The project was renovated to improve living conditions. Many families reside in the project on 5th Avenue. The company plans to project future market trends. Experts project that the population will double by 2050. The cliff projects sharply into the sea. The sculpture projects slightly from the wall. She learned to project her voice during drama class. He projected his voice over the noise of the crowd. He projects authority in meetings. The actor projects a friendly image on screen. The artist projected the image onto the wall. The light was projected through the window. She tends to project her insecurities onto her friends. They often project their ambitions onto their children.
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- French:projet, projeter, ...
- German:Projekt, prognostizieren, ...
- Italian:progetto, prevedere, ...
- Spanish:proyecto, proyectar, ...
- Portuguese:trabalho, prever, ...
- Chinese:项目, 预测, ...
- Japanese:プロジェクト, 予測する, ...
- Arabic:مَشْرُوع, تَوَقَّع, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרוֹיֶקְט, לַחֲזוֹת, ...
- Russian:проект, планировать, ...
- Ukrainian:проект, планувати, ...
- Hindi:प्रोजेक्ट, अनुमान लगाना, ...
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