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Project
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Projekt
a specific task or undertaking that requires effort to complete
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Projekt
a particular task involving careful study of a subject, done by school or college students
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Projekt
a planned undertaking
to project
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projizieren, ausdrücken
to show or express an emotion or quality through actions or behavior
Transitive: to project a feeling or attitude
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vorstehen, projizieren
to stick out or extend from a surface or point
Intransitive
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projizieren, anzeigen
to make a movie, image, etc. appear on a flat surface from afar
Transitive: to project an image
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projizieren, präsentieren
to present or make others see a certain image, idea, or perspective
Transitive: to project a certain image or idea
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projizieren, planen
to plan or organize something in advance
Transitive: to project a plan
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projizieren, übertragen
to map or transfer the points of one shape or figure onto another
Transitive: to project points of a shape onto a surface
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projizieren, ausstrahlen
to make a sound loud enough so that it can be heard from far away
Transitive: to project a sound
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projizieren, übertragen
to attribute your own emotions, thoughts, or beliefs to someone else, assuming they feel or think the same way
Transitive: to project a feeling onto sb
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projizieren, werfen
to throw or push something so that it moves ahead or outward
Transitive: to project sth to a direction
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projizieren, schätzen
to guess or predict future outcomes or trends based on current data or analysis
Transitive: to project future outcomes or trends
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Beispiel
Her science fair project explored the effects of sunlight on plant growth.
The construction project faced delays due to inclement weather.
The company launched a marketing project to increase brand awareness.
The team worked on a collaborative project to design a new product.
The project faced problematic delays due to unexpected issues with the supply chain.
