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1. noun1) (plan) Plan, der2) (enterprise) Projekt, das2. transitive verbproject manager — Projektmanager, der/-managerin, die; Projektleiter, der/-leiterin, die
1) werfen [Schatten, Schein, Licht]; senden [Strahl]; (Cinemat.) projizieren2) (make known) vermittelnproject one's own personality — seine eigene Person in den Vordergrund stellen
3) (plan) planen4) (extrapolate) übertragen (to auf + Akk.)3. intransitive verb(jut out) [Felsen:] vorspringen; [Zähne, Brauen:] vorstehen4. reflexive verbproject over the street — [Balkon:] über die Straße ragen
(transport oneself)project oneself into something — sich in etwas (Akk.) [hinein]versetzen
* * *1. ['pro‹ekt] noun1) (a plan or scheme: a building project.) der Plan2) (a piece of study or research: I am doing a project on Italian art.) das Projekt2. [prə'‹ekt] verb1) (to throw outwards, forwards or upwards: The missile was projected into space.) schleudern2) (to stick out: A sharp rock projected from the sea.) hervorragen3) (to plan or propose.) planen4) (to make a picture or a film appear on a screen.)•- academic.ru/58279/projectile">projectile- projection
- projector* * *proj·ectI. n[ˈprɒʤekt, AM ˈprɑ:-]research \project Forschungsprojekt ntII. n[ˈprɒʤekt, AM ˈprɑ:-]\project planning Projektplanung fIII. vt[prə(ʊ)ˈʤekt, AM prəˈ-]1. (forecast)▪ to \project sth etw vorhersagen; profit, expenses, number etw veranschlagenrevenue from tourism is \projected to grow by 15% next year Einnahmen durch Tourismus sollen nächstes Jahr um 15 % ansteigen2. (propel)▪ to \project sth etw schleudernto \project one's voice ( fig) laut und deutlich sprechen3. (onto screen)▪ to \project sth onto sb etw auf jdn projizieren5. (display)▪ to \project sth etw darstellento \project a tougher image ein härteres Image vermittelnIV. vi[prə(ʊ)ˈʤekt, AM prəˈ-]1. (protrude) hervorragenthe hotel's dining room \projects [out] over the sea der Speisesaal des Hotels ragt über das Meera \projecting nail/branch ein abstehender Nagel/Ast* * *I ['prɒdZekt]nProjekt nt; (= scheme) Unternehmen nt, Vorhaben nt; (SCH, UNIV) Referat nt; (in primary school) Arbeit f II [prə'dZekt]1. vt1) film, map projizierento project oneself/one's personality — sich selbst/seine eigene Person zur Geltung bringen
to project one's voice to the back of the hall —
in order to project an adequate picture of our country — um ein angemessenes Bild unseres Landes zu vermitteln
4) (= propel) abschießento project a missile into space — eine Rakete in den Weltraum schießen
5) (= cause to jut) part of building etc vorspringen lassen2. vi2) (PSYCH) projizieren, von sich auf andere schließen3)(with one's voice
actor/singer) you'll have to project more than that, we can't hear you at the back — Sie müssen lauter singen/sprechen, wir können Sie hier hinten nicht hören* * *project [prəˈdʒekt]A v/t1. projektieren, planen, entwerfen2. werfen, schleudern:to project sb to fame jemanden mit einem Schlag berühmt machenagainst gegen;on auf akk)4. CHEM, MATH projizieren:projecting plane Projektionsebene f5. fig projizieren:to project one’s feelings into seine Gefühle übertragen auf (akk)6. darlegen, aufzeigen, vermitteln7. vorspringen lassen:projected piers ARCH Vorlagen, Gurtbogento project into hineinragen in (akk);projecting ears abstehende Ohren1. Projekt n, Plan m, (auch Bau) Vorhaben n, Entwurf m:project engineer Projektingenieur(in);2. SCHULE Projekt n, Planaufgabe f (die den Schülern freie Gestaltungsmöglichkeit bietet)* * *1. noun1) (plan) Plan, der2) (enterprise) Projekt, das2. transitive verbproject manager — Projektmanager, der/-managerin, die; Projektleiter, der/-leiterin, die
1) werfen [Schatten, Schein, Licht]; senden [Strahl]; (Cinemat.) projizieren2) (make known) vermitteln3) (plan) planen4) (extrapolate) übertragen (to auf + Akk.)3. intransitive verb(jut out) [Felsen:] vorspringen; [Zähne, Brauen:] vorstehen4. reflexive verbproject over the street — [Balkon:] über die Straße ragen
project oneself into something — sich in etwas (Akk.) [hinein]versetzen
* * *n.Entwurf -¨e m.Projekt -e n. (onto) v.projizieren (auf) v. v.entwerfen v.hochrechnen v.projektieren v. -
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proj·ect n [ʼprɒʤekt, Am ʼprɑ:-]research \project Forschungsprojekt nt2) ( plan) Plan m n [ʼprɒʤekt, Am ʼprɑ:-] modifier (coordinator, costs, deadline, director, leader, team) Projekt-;1) ( forecast)to \project sth etw vorhersagen; profit, expenses, number etw veranschlagen;revenue from tourism is \projected to grow by 15% next year Einnahmen durch Tourismus sollen nächstes Jahr um 15% ansteigen2) ( propel)to \project sth etw schleudern;to \project one's mind into the future sich akk in die Zukunft hineinversetzen;to \project one's voice ( fig) laut und deutlich sprechen3) ( onto screen)to \project sth onto sb etw auf jdn projizieren;to \project oneself onto sb von sich dat auf andere schließen5) ( display)to \project sth etw darstellen;to \project a tougher image ein härteres Image vermitteln;1) ( protrude) hervorragen;to \project over sth über etw akk [hinaus]ragen;the hotel's dining room \projects [out] over the sea der Speisesaal des Hotels ragt über das Meer;a \projecting nail/ branch ein abstehender Nagel/Ast -
3 воздействие индустрии отдыха на окружающую среду
воздействие индустрии отдыха на окружающую среду
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environmental impact of recreation
Recreation and tourism are often accompanied by extensive damage to the environment. Aquatic ecosystems are particularly vulnerable to the effects of an increased tourist trade and the resultant building of hotel accommodations, sewage disposal works, roads, car parks and landing jetties on banks and coastlines; and the increased angling, swimming, water skiing, shooting or use of motor-boats in the water body. These all produce direct deleterious effects when conducted on a massive scale, including shore damage, chemical changes in the water, and sediments and biological changes in the plant and animal communities. (Source: WPR)
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