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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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