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projection

UK
/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/
US
/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/

Translations

projectionnoun
projections
pl
UK
/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/
US
/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/
prévisionfinance
The company's financial projection for the next quarter shows a significant increase in revenue.
La prévision financière de l'entreprise pour le prochain trimestre montre une augmentation significative des revenus.
projectionimages, lumière, vidéo
The projection of the documentary onto the outdoor wall attracted a large crowd.
La projection du documentaire sur le mur extérieur a attiré une grande foule.
sailliearchitecture
The balcony is a projection from the main wall of the building.
Le balcon est une saillie par rapport au mur principal du bâtiment.
The projection of his voice was strong enough to be heard at the back of the auditorium.
La projection de sa voix était suffisamment forte pour être entendue au fond de l'auditorium.
projectionpsychologie
Accusing others of dishonesty was simply a projection of his own guilty conscience.
Accuser les autres de malhonnêteté n'était qu'une projection de sa propre conscience coupable.
projectioncartographie
The Mercator projection greatly distorts areas near the poles.
La projection de Mercator déforme fortement les zones proches des pôles.
projectionmathématiques
Orthogonal projection of a vector onto the x-axis sets its y-coordinate to zero.
La projection orthogonale d'un vecteur sur l'axe des x met sa coordonnée y à zéro.
Additional translations
projectionfinance, plus littéraire ou technique selon le contexte
Synonyms
forecast
estimate
prediction
prognosis
outlook
projection
representation
depiction
image
shadow
projectionadjective
more projection
Comp.
most projection
Super.
UK
/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/
US
/prəˈdʒɛk.ʃən/
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., projection screen, projection equipment); non-gradable.
projectiftechnique, surtout dans des contextes formels ou spécialisés
The theater upgraded to projection technology that supports 4K resolution.
Le théâtre a modernisé sa technologie projective, qui prend en charge la 4K.

Definitions

projectionnoun
An estimate or forecast of a future situation based on a study of present trends.
The company's financial projection for the next quarter shows a significant increase in revenue.
The display of an image, light, or video on a surface, especially a screen, by means of a projector.
The projection of the documentary onto the outdoor wall attracted a large crowd.
A part of a building or structure that juts out.
The balcony is a projection from the main wall of the building.
The act of projecting or the state of being projected.
The projection of his voice was strong enough to be heard at the back of the auditorium.
A psychological defense mechanism in which unwanted feelings or impulses are attributed to someone else.
Accusing others of dishonesty was simply a projection of his own guilty conscience.
A method or system of representing a curved surface, such as the Earth, on a flat map.
The Mercator projection greatly distorts areas near the poles.
In mathematics, a mapping of a set, vector, or space onto a subset or subspace that leaves every element of that subset unchanged.
Orthogonal projection of a vector onto the x-axis sets its y-coordinate to zero.
projectionadjective
Relating to or used for projecting images, light, or data.
The theater upgraded to projection technology that supports 4K resolution.
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