plural noun
The showing of films or images on screens using light or electronic devices.
The museum scheduled three projections of the documentary.
The projections on the outdoor screen began at sunset.
American English
How to pronounce projections
nounB2Common word
pruhJEHKshnz
/pʰɹəˈʤɛk.ʃn̩z/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of projection
The showing of films or images on screens using light or electronic devices.
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plural noun
Estimates of future amounts or results based on current information.
The company's sales projections rose after the new contract.
These financial projections include the cost of hiring ten workers.
plural noun
The ability of one or more people to make their voices loud and clear enough to be heard from far away.
The actors' voice projections reached the back row without microphones.
The singers practiced their voice projections before the concert.
plural noun
Parts that stick out from a surface or structure.
Metal projections along the edge can cause injuries.
The building's stone projections cast narrow shadows.