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Synonyms for "project" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for project in English

project:

project [the ~] nom

  1. the project
    the project; the lecture; the paper
  2. the project
    the project; the plan
  3. the project
    – any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted 1
    the labour; the labor; the task; the project; the undertaking
    – any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted 1
  4. the project
    – a planned undertaking 1
    the project; the projection
    – a planned undertaking 1
  5. the project
    – A set of source files and related metadata, such as component references and build instructions, that helps you organize and perform common tasks on the items that you are developing. Projects are contained within a solution. 2
    the project
    – A set of source files and related metadata, such as component references and build instructions, that helps you organize and perform common tasks on the items that you are developing. Projects are contained within a solution. 2
  6. the project
    – A file that keeps track of all programs, forms, menus, libraries, reports, labels, queries, and other types of files that are needed to create an application. 2
    the project
    – A file that keeps track of all programs, forms, menus, libraries, reports, labels, queries, and other types of files that are needed to create an application. 2
  7. the project
    – A temporary endeavor undertaken to meet or exceed stakeholder expectations. 2
    the project
    – A temporary endeavor undertaken to meet or exceed stakeholder expectations. 2
  8. the project
    – A sales agreement between a company and a customer. 2
    the job; the project
    – A sales agreement between a company and a customer. 2

to project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)

  1. to project
    to project
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
  2. to project
    – present for consideration, examination, criticism, etc. 1
    to propose; to project
    – present for consideration, examination, criticism, etc. 1
    • propose verbe (proposes, proposed, proposing)
      • He proposed a new plan for dealing with terrorism1
      • She proposed a new theory of relativity1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
  3. to project
    – regard as objective 1
    to project; externalize; externalise
    – regard as objective 1
  4. to project
    – communicate vividly 1
    to project
    – communicate vividly 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
      • He projected his feelings1
  5. to project
    – transfer (ideas or principles) from one domain into another 1
    to project
    – transfer (ideas or principles) from one domain into another 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
  6. to project
    – throw, send, or cast forward 1
    to project; to send off
    – throw, send, or cast forward 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
      • project a missile1
    • send off verbe (sends off, sent off, sending off)
  7. to project
    – put or send forth 1
    to cast; to throw; to project; to contrive
    – put or send forth 1
    • cast verbe (casts, casted, casting)
      • cast a spell1
      • cast a warm light1
    • throw verbe (throws, threw, throwing)
      • She threw the flashlight beam into the corner1
      • The setting sun threw long shadows1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
    • contrive verbe (contrives, contrived, contriving)
  8. to project
    – imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind 1
    to see; to fancy; image; to figure; to project; to picture; visualize; envision; visualise
    – imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind 1
    • see verbe (sees, saw, seeing)
      • I can't see him on horseback!1
      • I can see what will happen1
      • I can see a risk in this strategy1
    • fancy verbe (fancies, fancied, fancying)
    • image verbe
    • figure verbe (figures, figured, figuring)
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
    • picture verbe (pictures, pictured, picturing)
    • visualize verbe, américain
    • envision verbe
    • visualise verbe, britannique
  9. to project
    – make or work out a plan for; devise 1
    to design; to plan; to project; to contrive
    – make or work out a plan for; devise 1
    • design verbe (designs, designed, designing)
      • design a new sales strategy1
    • plan verbe (plans, planned, planning)
      • plan an attack1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
    • contrive verbe (contrives, contrived, contriving)
      • They contrived to murder their boss1
  10. to project
    – draw a projection of 1
    to project
    – draw a projection of 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
  11. to project
    – project on a screen 1
    to project
    – project on a screen 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
      • The images are projected onto the screen1
  12. to project
    – cause to be heard 1
    to project
    – cause to be heard 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
      • His voice projects well1
  13. to project
    – extend out or project in space 1
    to project; to protrude; to stick out; to jut out; jut
    – extend out or project in space 1
    • project verbe (projects, projected, projecting)
    • protrude verbe (protrudes, protruded, protruding)
    • stick out verbe (sticks out, stuck out, sticking out)
    • jut out verbe (juts out, jutted out, jutting out)
    • jut verbe
      • His sharp nose jutted out1

Conjugations for project:

present
  1. project
  2. project
  3. projects
  4. project
  5. project
  6. project
simple past
  1. projected
  2. projected
  3. projected
  4. projected
  5. projected
  6. projected
present perfect
  1. have projected
  2. have projected
  3. has projected
  4. have projected
  5. have projected
  6. have projected
past continuous
  1. was projecting
  2. were projecting
  3. was projecting
  4. were projecting
  5. were projecting
  6. were projecting
future
  1. shall project
  2. will project
  3. will project
  4. shall project
  5. will project
  6. will project
continuous present
  1. am projecting
  2. are projecting
  3. is projecting
  4. are projecting
  5. are projecting
  6. are projecting
subjunctive
  1. be projected
  2. be projected
  3. be projected
  4. be projected
  5. be projected
  6. be projected
diverse
  1. project!
  2. let's project!
  5. projected
  6. projecting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

project

  1. project
    plan; project; make plans for
  2. project
    cuff; idea; impulse; project

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Related Definitions for "project":

  1. any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted1
  2. a planned undertaking1
  3. present for consideration, examination, criticism, etc.1
  4. regard as objective1
  5. communicate vividly1
    • He projected his feelings1
  6. transfer (ideas or principles) from one domain into another1
  7. throw, send, or cast forward1
    • project a missile1
  8. put or send forth1
  9. imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind1
  10. make or work out a plan for; devise1
  11. draw a projection of1
  12. project on a screen1
    • The images are projected onto the screen1
  13. cause to be heard1
    • His voice projects well1
  14. extend out or project in space1
  15. A set of source files and related metadata, such as component references and build instructions, that helps you organize and perform common tasks on the items that you are developing. Projects are contained within a solution.2
  16. A file that keeps track of all programs, forms, menus, libraries, reports, labels, queries, and other types of files that are needed to create an application.2
  17. A temporary endeavor undertaken to meet or exceed stakeholder expectations.2
  18. A sales agreement between a company and a customer.2

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