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project in French

project in French is projet, projeter — project means a planned piece of work with a specific goal, carried out in stages.

project in French

projet
noun
A planned endeavor, usually with a specific goal and accomplished in several steps or stages.
projeter
verb

What does "project" mean?

  1. noun A planned piece of work with a specific goal, carried out in stages.
    "The school assigned a group project on renewable energy."
  2. verb To estimate or forecast something for the future.
    "Analysts project a rise in sales next quarter."
  3. verb To cast an image, light, or sound so that it reaches a surface or distance.
    "The film was projected onto a large outdoor screen."
  4. verb To attribute one's own feelings or motives onto someone else.
    "He accused her of the very insecurity he was projecting onto her."
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project in a sentence

  • The school assigned a group project on renewable energy.
  • The construction project is expected to finish by spring.
  • Analysts project a rise in sales next quarter.
  • The company projects that demand will grow over the winter.

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What is "project" in French?
"project" in French is projet, projeter. project means: A planned piece of work with a specific goal, carried out in stages.
How do you use "project" in a sentence?
Example: "The school assigned a group project on renewable energy." In French, "project" is projet, projeter.
Are there other ways to say "project" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "project": projet, projeter.
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