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/prəˈdʒekt/ |
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1 | T usually passive to calculate how big something will become in the future using information that is available now 预计;推算;预报 |
| The actual cost of the improvements is far greater than the original projected figure. 改进工作的实际花费比原先预算的数字大得多。 |
| +that It is projected that the population will rise by one million by 2008. 预计到2008年人口将会增长100万。 |
| project sth to do sth Total expenditure was projected to increase by 4.7%. 全部支出预计将增长4.7%。 |
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2 | I to stick out past the edge or surface of something 突出;凸出;伸出 |
| +outwards/forwards/up etc The edges of the roof project outwards and keep the rain away from the walls. 屋檐向外突出,使雨水不会流到墙上。 |
| The tusks of the walrus project downwards from the upper jaw. 海象的长牙从上颌向下伸出来。 |
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3 | T to send an image to a screen or other surface (往屏幕或其他表面)投影,放映 |
| +onto His letters were projected onto a large courtroom screen. 他的信件被投影到审判室的一个大屏幕上。 |
| 3a | to make your voice loud enough to be heard at a distance 使(自己的声音)能在远处听见;运气发声 | | Actors have to learn to project their voices. 演员们必须学会运气发声。 | |
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4 | T to throw something 投掷;投射 |
| The blast projected huge chunks of stone through the air. 爆破引起的气浪把大块大块的石头甩到空中。 |
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5 | T to give people an idea that someone or something has particular qualities 表现(某人或某物)的特性 |
| The campaign has tried to project a view of Labour as the party that cares. 该运动试图给人一种工党是忧国忧民的政党的印象。 |
| Ending the talks now would project an image of being insincere. 现在就终止会谈会给人一种不真诚的印象。 |
| 5a | to show other people that you have good qualities 展示自己的优良品质;表现自己 | | He felt he hadn’ t projected himself well at the interview. 他觉得他在面试中没有好好表现自己。 | |
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6 | T to imagine an emotion that you feel is also being felt by someone else , especially without realizing that you are doing this (尤指无意识地)投射(自己的感觉给别人),设想别人的感受与自己一样 |
| project sth onto sb His mother had projected her anxieties onto him. 他母亲以为他也和自己一样感到焦虑。 |
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7 | T usually passive formal to plan something 计划 |
| Australia is preparing for the projected visit by the Queen. 澳大利亚正在为女王计划进行的访问做准备。 |
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