nom “project”
s. project, pl. projects
- projet
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The science fair was an exciting project that involved building a miniature volcano.
- cité (dans le contexte des États-Unis, on pourrait dire "projet de logement social" pour plus de précision)
She grew up in the projects on the south side of the city.
verbe “project”
infinitif project; il projects; prét. projected; part. passé projected; gér. projecting
- saillir
The rocky outcrop projects into the sea, creating a natural harbor.
- projeter
The children used a flashlight to project shapes onto the tent walls during their camping trip.
- pousser vers l'extérieur (ou "faire saillie" si on parle d'une structure)
The cat projected its claws when it felt threatened.
- prévoir
The team is projecting a 20% increase in sales for the next quarter.
- donner l'impression (suivi de "de" et de l'effet produit)
At the interview, he projected confidence and professionalism.
- projeter (dans le sens psychologique, on pourrait préciser "projeter ses propres sentiments")
It's not fair to project your feelings of insecurity onto your friends.
- porter (suivi de "sa voix")
The actor was taught to project his voice to the back of the theater without shouting.
- reprojeter (dans le contexte de la cartographie)
The GIS specialist projected the map data from a Mercator projection to a UTM projection for better area representation.
- projeter (dans le contexte de la géométrie, on pourrait dire "projection géométrique")
In the geometry class, we learned how to project a figure from a point onto a plane.
- innerver
The neurons in the brain project to various regions, influencing different functions.