project (Meaning)
project (n)
any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
a planned undertaking
project (v)
communicate vividly
extend out or project in space
transfer (ideas or principles) from one domain into another
project on a screen
cause to be heard
draw a projection of
make or work out a plan for; devise
present for consideration, examination, criticism, etc.
imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind
put or send forth
throw, send, or cast forward
regard as objective
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project Sentence Examples
- Our team has been working diligently on a new project to develop a mobile application.
- The construction company won a bid to undertake a major infrastructure project in the city.
- She presented her research findings at the conference as part of her doctoral project.
- The school's drama club is preparing for their next project, a performance of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
- The artist is currently working on a new painting project inspired by nature.
- We need to allocate more resources to complete the project on time.
- The project manager outlined the timeline for the project during the meeting.
- His project proposal was well-received by the committee.
- The engineering team faced numerous challenges during the project, but they persevered.
- The company's latest project aims to reduce carbon emissions by implementing sustainable practices.
FAQs About the word project
any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted, a planned undertaking, communicate vividly, extend out or project in space, transfer (ideas or principles) fr
scheme, design, program, strategy,plan, blueprint, proposal, ground plan, game plan, game
shrink, contract,contract, shrink, condense,compress, compress, condense,constrict, constrict
Our team has been working diligently on a new project to develop a mobile application.
The construction company won a bid to undertake a major infrastructure project in the city.
She presented her research findings at the conference as part of her doctoral project.
The school's drama club is preparing for their next project, a performance of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
