英语词汇project怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ project /ˈprɑːˌʤɛkt/ noun

plural projects

¹ project

/ˈprɑːˌʤɛkt/

noun

plural projects

Learner's definition of PROJECT

[count]

: a planned piece of work that has a specific purpose (such as to find information or to make something new) and that usually requires a lot of time项目；方案；工程

an ambitious project宏大的项目
a research/construction project研究/建设项目
The repair turned out to be quite a project. [=it took a lot of time and effort to do]结果发现修缮工作是个相当大的工程。

: a task or problem in school that requires careful work over a long period of time学科任务；课题

a science project科学研究课题

US : housing project — usually plural通常用复数

They grew up in the projects.他们在公共住宅区长大。

² project /prəˈʤɛkt/ verb

projects; projected; projecting

² project

/prəˈʤɛkt/

verb

projects; projected; projecting

Learner's definition of PROJECT

[+ object] : to plan, calculate, or estimate (something) for a time in the future计划；估算；预计

He projected next year's costs as being slightly higher than this year's.他预计明年的成本会略高于今年的。
It's difficult to project funding needs so far into the future.很难估算出今后的资金需求。

— often used as (be) projected常用作(be) projected

The new building is projected to be finished in the fall.新大楼预计秋季完工。
The actual cost was much higher than the projected cost.实际费用比预计的高得多。
What is the projected [=expected] date of completion?预计完工日是哪一天？

[+ object] : to cause (light, a picture, a movie, etc.) to appear on a surface投射；投影 — often + on or onto

The machine projects motion pictures on/onto a screen.放映机把电影投射到银幕上。

[+ object] : to have or show (a particular quality, image, etc., that can be seen by other people)展示；展现

He projects strength.他展现出力量。
an athlete who projects a positive image to young people向年轻人展现正面形象的运动员
We need an actor who projects a tough-guy image.我们需要一名硬汉形象的演员。
He tried to project himself as a strong leader. [=to act in a way that would make people see him as a strong leader]他尽力树立一个强势领导人的形象。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to stick out beyond an edge or surface伸出；突出

Two balconies projected [=extended] out over the seats below.下面的座位上方有两个突出的阳台。

[+ object] : to send or throw (something) forward, upward, or outward喷射；抛射；发送

The fountain projects a slender column of water high into the air.喷泉将一道细长的水柱喷到高空。
You need to project your voice better if you want to be an actor. [=you need to speak louder and more clearly if you want to be an actor]你要想当演员，就需要更好地运气发音。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

The success of his first movie suddenly projected [=threw] him into an unfamiliar world of wealth and fame.他首部电影的成功把他一下子推入一个陌生的名利世界。

project onto

[phrasal verb]

project (something) onto (someone)

: to believe or imagine that (your ideas, feelings, etc.) are shared by (another person)把（自己的思想、感情等）投射给（别人）；料想（别人）和自己有一样的（思想、感情等）

She projected her fears onto him. [=she thought that he had the same fears she had]她觉得他和自己一样害怕。

单词	project
释义	project (verb) project 3 ENTRIES FOUND: project (noun) project (verb) housing project (noun) ¹ project /ˈprɑːˌʤɛkt/ noun plural projects ¹ project /ˈprɑːˌʤɛkt/ noun plural projects Learner's definition of PROJECT [count] 1 : a planned piece of work that has a specific purpose (such as to find information or to make something new) and that usually requires a lot of time项目；方案；工程 an ambitious project宏大的项目 a research/construction project研究/建设项目 The repair turned out to be quite a project. [=it took a lot of time and effort to do]结果发现修缮工作是个相当大的工程。 2 : a task or problem in school that requires careful work over a long period of time学科任务；课题 a science project科学研究课题 3 US : housing project — usually plural通常用复数 They grew up in the projects.他们在公共住宅区长大。 ² project /prəˈʤɛkt/ verb projects; projected; projecting ² project /prəˈʤɛkt/ verb projects; projected; projecting Learner's definition of PROJECT 1 [+ object] : to plan, calculate, or estimate (something) for a time in the future计划；估算；预计 He projected next year's costs as being slightly higher than this year's.他预计明年的成本会略高于今年的。 It's difficult to project funding needs so far into the future.很难估算出今后的资金需求。 — often used as (be) projected常用作(be) projected The new building is projected to be finished in the fall.新大楼预计秋季完工。 The actual cost was much higher than the projected cost.实际费用比预计的高得多。 What is the projected [=expected] date of completion?预计完工日是哪一天？ 2 [+ object] : to cause (light, a picture, a movie, etc.) to appear on a surface投射；投影 — often + on or onto The machine projects motion pictures on/onto a screen.放映机把电影投射到银幕上。 3 [+ object] : to have or show (a particular quality, image, etc., that can be seen by other people)展示；展现 He projects strength.他展现出力量。 an athlete who projects a positive image to young people向年轻人展现正面形象的运动员 We need an actor who projects a tough-guy image.我们需要一名硬汉形象的演员。 He tried to project himself as a strong leader. [=to act in a way that would make people see him as a strong leader]他尽力树立一个强势领导人的形象。 4 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to stick out beyond an edge or surface伸出；突出 Two balconies projected [=extended] out over the seats below.下面的座位上方有两个突出的阳台。 5 [+ object] : to send or throw (something) forward, upward, or outward喷射；抛射；发送 The fountain projects a slender column of water high into the air.喷泉将一道细长的水柱喷到高空。 You need to project your voice better if you want to be an actor. [=you need to speak louder and more clearly if you want to be an actor]你要想当演员，就需要更好地运气发音。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The success of his first movie suddenly projected [=threw] him into an unfamiliar world of wealth and fame.他首部电影的成功把他一下子推入一个陌生的名利世界。 project onto [phrasal verb] project (something) onto (someone) : to believe or imagine that (your ideas, feelings, etc.) are shared by (another person)把（自己的思想、感情等）投射给（别人）；料想（别人）和自己有一样的（思想、感情等） She projected her fears onto him. [=she thought that he had the same fears she had]她觉得他和自己一样害怕。
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