American English
/ˈpʰɹɑ.ʤɛkt̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
a planned piece of work with a clear goal, done over a period of time
As a noun, “project” is pronounced “PRAH-jekt” (/ˈpɹɑʤɛkt/). As a verb, it is pronounced “pruh-JEKT” (/pɹəˈʤɛkt/).
a planned piece of work with a clear goal, done over a period of time
The team started a new project.
I am working on a project about clean energy.
start a project · complete a project · research project · construction project
a project to + verb
work on a project
a larger piece of work that a student does for a class
Our science project is due on Friday.
We did a project on American history.
school project · class project · group project
a project for + class
do a project on + topic
to calculate what is likely to happen in the future, using information you have now
The company projects strong sales this year.
Experts project that prices will rise.
project costs · project sales · project growth · project demand
project + sales/costs + to + amount
project that + subject + will + verb
to show a movie, video, or image on a screen or another surface by sending light onto it
The teacher projected the video onto the wall.
They projected the presentation on a large screen.
project an image · project a video · project onto a screen
project + an image/video + onto + a screen/wall
project + a movie + on + a screen
a person whose job is to plan and control a project
The project manager changed the schedule.
a project done by several people working together
We have to present our group project tomorrow.