project
US: /ˈpɹɑdʒɛkt/, /pɹəˈdʒɛkt/
English Vietnamese dictionary
project /project/
- danh từ
- kế hoạch, đề án, dự án
- a new project for the development of agriculture: một bản dự án mới về phát triển nông nghiệp
- công trình (nghiên cứu)
- công cuộc lớn (đòi hỏi nhiều tiền, thiết bị, nhân lực)
- kế hoạch, đề án, dự án
- ngoại động từ
- phóng; chiếu ra
- to project a missile: phóng một tên lửa
- to project a beam of light: chiếu ra một chùm sáng
- (toán học) chiếu
- to project a line: chiếu một đường thẳng
- đặt kế hoạch, thảo kế hoạch, làm đề án
- to project a new water conservancy works: đặt kế hoạch cho một công trình thuỷ lợi mới
- to project oneself: hướng ý nghĩ (về tương lai...); hướng tâm trí (vào cái gì...)
- to project oneself into somebody's feeling: đặt mình vào tâm trạng của ai
- phóng; chiếu ra
- nội động từ
- nhô ra, lồi ra
- a strip of land projects into the sea: một dải đất nhô ra biển
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) diễn đạt rõ ý, diễn xuất rõ ý (làm cho người nghe, người xem nắm được ý mình)
- nhô ra, lồi ra
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
planned work
1 a planned piece of work that is designed to find information about sth, to produce sth new, or to improve sth: a research project + a building project + to set up a project to computerize the library system
school / college work
2 a piece of work involving careful study of a subject over a period of time, done by school or college students: a history project + The final term will be devoted to project work.
set of aims / activities
3 a set of aims, ideas or activities that sb is interested in or wants to bring to people's attention: The party attempted to assemble its aims into a focussed political project.
housing
4 (AmE) = HOUSING PROJECT: Going into the projects alone is dangerous.
+ verb
plan
1 [VN] [usually passive] to plan an activity, a project etc. for a time in the future: The next edition of the book is projected for publication in March. + The projected housing development will go ahead next year.
estimate
2 [usually passive] to estimate what the size, cost or amount of sth will be in the future based on what is happening now: [VN] A growth rate of 4% is projected for next year. + [VN to inf] The unemployment rate has been projected to fall.
Help Note: This pattern is usually used in the passive. [also VN that]
light / image
3 [VN] ~ sth (on / onto sth) to make light, a photographic image, etc. fall onto a flat surface or screen: Images are projected onto the retina of the eye.
stick out
4 [V +adv./prep.] to stick out beyond an edge or a surface
Synonym: PROTRUDE
a building with balconies projecting out over the street
present yourself
5 [VN] ~ (yourself) to present sb/sth/yourself to other people in a particular way, especially one that gives a good impression: They sought advice on how to project a more positive image of their company. + She projects an air of calm self-confidence. + He projected himself as a man worth listening to.
send / throw outwards
6 [VN] to send or throw sth outwards or upwards: Actors must learn to project their voices. + (figurative) the powerful men who would project him into The White House
Phrasal Verbs: project sth onto sb (psychology) to imagine that other people have the same feelings, problems, etc. as yourself, especially when this is not true(also project) (both AmE)
+ noun
a group of houses or flats/apartments built for poor families, usually with government money
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 proposal, plan, scheme, design, layout:
The project for housing low-income families had to be modified to allow for car parking
2 activity, enterprise, programme, undertaking, venture, assignment, commitment, obligation, contract, engagement; occupation, job, work:
What project will you move on to when you complete this one?
v.
3 plan, scheme, prepare, devise, conjure up, concoct, think up, contemplate, contrive, invent, work up or out, propose, present, outline, design, draft, draw up, delineate, describe, put forth or forward, Colloq cook up:
In his theory, he projects a quite different causal relationship.
4 cast, hurl, fling, throw, toss, launch, propel, discharge; shoot, transmit; Colloq chuck, lob:
A body projected into space will keep on travelling unless it strikes something. This device projects stereoscopic pictures on a screen
5 jut out, stick out, protrude, stand out, bulge (out), extend (out), poke out, beetle (out), overhang:
The cornice projects a full six feet over the street.
6 estimate, reckon, calculate, predict, forecast:
The economists projected a decline in inflation over the coming months.
Collocation dictionary
1 planned piece of work
ADJ.
large, major | ambitious | exciting | worthwhile | successful | joint | community | pilot
The scheme will be extended throughout the country after a successful six-month pilot project.
| research
They've set up a research project to investigate the harmful effects of air pollution.
| building, construction | capital, investment | development, educational, environmental
VERB + PROJECT
set up | carry out, run | conceive, plan | launch | fund, support
PROJECT + VERB
aim to, be aimed at sth
The project aims to reduce homelessness.
PROJECT + NOUN
management | leader, manager, team
PHRASES
the aim of the project
The aims of the project are threefold … > Special page at BUSINESS
2 piece of school work
ADJ.
French, history, etc.
VERB + PROJECT
do
PREP.
~ on
My class is doing a project on medieval towns.
PROJECT + NOUN
work
Concise English dictionary
projects|projected|projectingprə'dʒekt ,'prɑdʒekt /prə'dʒekt ,'prɒ-
noun
+any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
+a planned undertaking
verb
+communicate vividly
+extend out or project in space
+transfer (ideas or principles) from one domain into another
+project on a screen
+cause to be heard
+draw a projection of
+make or work out a plan for; devise
+present for consideration
+imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind
+put or send forth
+throw, send, or cast forward
+regard as objective
