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Project
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projekt, zadanie
a specific task or undertaking that requires effort to complete
Example
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.
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projekt, zadanie
a particular task involving careful study of a subject, done by school or college students
What is a "project"?
A project is a specific task or assignment that requires students to focus on studying a particular subject in depth. It typically involves research, planning, and effort to explore or present information on the chosen topic. Projects are often completed individually or in groups and may include various components, such as reports, presentations, or experiments. They are designed to help students apply what they have learned, develop problem-solving skills, and demonstrate their understanding of the subject.
Example
Jane 's project on endangered species won first place in the school competition.
The students presented their science project on renewable energy sources.
In the geography project, the students made a map of different countries and their capitals.
03
projekt
a planned undertaking
to project
01
projektować, wyrażać
to show or express an emotion or quality through actions or behavior
Transitive: to project a feeling or attitude
Example
Her gestures projected nervousness, even though she tried to remain composed.
Her nervousness was evident in the way she talked, projecting her anxiety to the group.
By listening attentively to every concern, they projected deep empathy for the community.
02
wysunąć, wyróżniać się
to stick out or extend from a surface or point
Intransitive
Example
The cliffs projected high above the ocean, creating dramatic views.
03
projekować, wyświetlać
to make a movie, image, etc. appear on a flat surface from afar
Transitive: to project an image
Example
The teacher will project a slideshow during the class presentation.
He is projecting the latest movie at the film festival right now.
They plan to project the images during the art exhibition to enhance the experience.
04
projekować, prezentować
to present or make others see a certain image, idea, or perspective
Transitive: to project a certain image or idea
Example
The marketing team projected an optimistic outlook for the new product launch.
The company projected a positive image through its new advertising campaign.
He projected an image of professionalism during the presentation.
05
projektować, planować
to plan or organize something in advance
Transitive: to project a plan
Example
The team projected a strategy to increase sales by 20 %.
The company projected a growth strategy based on current market trends.
I projected a detailed plan for the event, including every possible scenario.
06
projekować, przenieść
to map or transfer the points of one shape or figure onto another
Transitive: to project points of a shape onto a surface
Example
The artist projected the points of the original drawing onto the wall to help with the mural.
The software program can project the points of the 3D model onto a 2D interface for easier editing.
The designer projected the original sketch ’s points onto the canvas to scale the design.
07
projektować, wydawać
to make a sound loud enough so that it can be heard from far away
Transitive: to project a sound
Example
The loudspeaker projected the announcement clearly throughout the building.
She projected her voice across the crowded room to get everyone 's attention.
To communicate with the workers across the yard, he had to project his voice loudly.
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projektować, atrybuować
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
Example
He projected his fear of rejection onto others, assuming they did n’t like him.
His constant criticism seemed to project his self-doubt onto the whole group.
The therapist explained how people often project their anger onto others.
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projekować, rzucać
to throw or push something so that it moves ahead or outward
Transitive: to project sth to a direction
Example
The force of the explosion projected debris outward in all directions.
He projected the ball across the field with perfect accuracy.
The engineer projected the object into the air to test its flight capabilities.
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projektować, szacować
to guess or predict future outcomes or trends based on current data or analysis
Transitive: to project future outcomes or trends
Example
The financial analyst will project the company 's revenue for the next fiscal year.
Can you project the growth of online shopping based on recent consumer behavior?
The economist will project inflation rates using current economic indicators.
Przykład
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.
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