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单词 projection
释义
projection
noun
uk
/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/

projectionnoun(CALCULATION)

C1[C]
acalculationorguessabout thefuturebasedoninformationthat you have:
预测，推测
Thecompanyhasfailedtoachievelast year'ssalesprojections by 30percent.这家公司未能达到去年的预期销售目标，还差30%。
Spending was well below projections.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Predicting things and intuition
  • augur
  • augury
  • bellwether
  • betcha
  • bode
  • far-sighted
  • inkling
  • instinct
  • intuit
  • intuition
  • intuitive
  • presage
  • prescience
  • prescient
  • prophecy
  • prophesy
  • second-guess
  • the writing is on the wallidiom
  • unreasoning
  • visionary
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projectionnoun(IMAGE)

C1[CorU]
theactofprojectingafilmor animageonto ascreenorwall, or thefilmorimageitself:
A fewchairsandrearprojectionssuppliedthescene.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Photography
  • airbrush
  • analogue
  • aperture
  • bokeh
  • camera
  • camera obscura
  • expose
  • glossy
  • grain
  • high-resolution
  • hologram
  • holographic
  • holography
  • kinetoscope
  • pap
  • pic
  • picture
  • PillCam
  • pin-up
  • pinhole camera
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Cinema - general words

projectionnoun(STICKING OUT)

[C]
something thatprojectsfrom asurfaceor above theedgeof something
凸出物；隆起物
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Protruding and sticking out
  • beetling
  • bristly
  • bug out
  • bulbous
  • bulge
  • jutting
  • ledge
  • lug
  • male
  • outcrop
  • overhang
  • overhanging
  • peek
  • project
  • protrusion
  • protuberant
  • proud
  • stick
  • stick out
  • stick up
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projectionnoun(GEOMETRY)

[C]art,architecture,mathematicsspecialized
adrawingorimagethatrepresentsaline,figure, orsolidshownon aparticularplane(= aflatorlevelsurfacethatcontinuesin alldirections):
CTscanscan be reformatted inmultipleprojections,regardlessof theoriginalplaneofscanning.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Geometry: describing angles, lines & orientations
  • acute
  • angle of incidence
  • angularity
  • antinode
  • asymptote
  • asymptotic
  • bisector
  • circuitous
  • equilateral
  • indirect
  • non-planar
  • noncollinear
  • obliquely
  • obtuse
  • orthogonal
  • osculate
  • prominent
  • rectilinear
  • reflection
  • sine
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Tables, graphs & diagrams

projectionnoun(PSYCHOLOGY)

[CorU]psychologyspecialized
theactofimaginingthat someoneelsefeelsaparticularemotionorwantssomething when infactit is you whofeelsthis way; anexampleof thisact:
Projection is where youseeinotherswhat is really within yourself.
The relative'snegativitytoward thepatientinvolvesa projection of the relative's ownfeelingsofvulnerabilityfrompreviouspersonaldistress.
[CorU]psychologyspecialized
theactofexpressingyourfeelingsandwishes; anexampleof thisact:
the projection ofrepressedfeelings
The things wethinkweseeobjectivelyare really projections ofouremotions,memories, andthoughts.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Science of psychology & psychoanalysis
  • analyse
  • analysis
  • behavioural science
  • behaviourist
  • cathartic
  • certify
  • committal
  • Freudian
  • profiler
  • psych
  • psychiatric
  • psychic
  • psychical
  • psycho
  • psychological profiling
  • psychologist
  • self-discovery
  • superego
  • transference
  • unconscious
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(Definition ofprojectionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
projection
noun
uk
/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/prəˈdʒek.ʃən/

projectionnoun(CALCULATION)

C1[C]
acalculationorguessabout thefuturebasedoninformationthat you have
预测，推测
Thecompanyhasfailedtoachievelast year'ssalesprojections by 30percent.这家公司未能达到去年的预期销售目标，还差30%。

projectionnoun(IMAGE)

C1[U]
theactofprojectingafilmor animageonto ascreenorwall
放映；投射

projectionnoun(STICKING OUT)

[C]
something thatprojectsfrom asurfaceor above theedgeof something
凸出物；隆起物

projectionnoun(DRAWING)

[C]art,architecturespecialized
adrawingthatrepresentsasolidshapeor alineasseenfrom aparticulardirection
投影

projection| American Dictionary

projection
noun[C]
us
/prəˈdʒek·ʃən/

projectionnoun[C](CALCULATION)

anamountorresultexpectedin thefuturethat iscalculatedfrominformationalreadyknown:
Sales projections made lastyearwere toooptimistic.

projectionnoun[C](STICKING OUT)

something thatsticksout beyond theedgeof something to which it isattached:
It was a strange-lookinghouse, with little projections off thesides.

projectionnoun[C](IMAGE)

apicturethat is made toappearon asurface,esp. by aspecialdeviceforshowingmoviesor otherimageson ascreenor othersurface:
[C]A projection of hisfaceappearedon the backwall.
(Definition ofprojectionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

projection| Business English

projection
noun[C]
uk
/prəʊˈdʒekʃən/us
/prəˈdʒekʃən/
acalculationorguessabout thefuturebasedoninformationthat you have:
Thestrongsalescausedthecompanytoboostitsindustrysalesprojectionfor theyear.
a projection for sthThe company'sglobalprojections for theyearindicatedthat it wouldsoonbe the world'slargestcarcompany.
It was too early tostartmakingspecificprojectionsaboutplansorprojectshe would like toundertake.
Itrevisedrevenueprojectionsfor theremainderof thefinancialyear.
Maguirebelievedthat thegrowthprojectionsused formarketingpurposeswere notachievable.
budget/earnings/financialprojections
ThePresidentbraggedthat hispushhasresultedin 825,000 newjobs, more than 30%aheadofeventhe government'soptimisticprojections.
(Definition ofprojectionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprojection

projection
The projections of the entopeduncular nucleus and globus pallidus in rat as demonstrated by autoradiography and horseradish peroxidase histochemistry.
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The uterine apical plasma membrane has microvilli-like projections into the lumen and the terminal bar lies between the apical ends of adjacent cells.
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Assuming exogenous population projections, the economic dynamic is entirely explained by the rational choices of optimizing agents and particularly by their life-cycle saving patterns.
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Only the head foot is built on lower-level projections from syllable structure in which the distinction between light and heavy syllables is maintained.
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The next proposition means that this is ^ indeed so and the corresponding holonomies (projections along the leaves) are projective maps.
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Nevertheless, these projections of underestimated relocation substantially increase the likelihood that our estimates of the extent of new subjectivities are themselves conservative.
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Cephalic region with two lateral amphids opening on dome-shaped projections, four submedian papillae of inner circle, four submedian papillae of outer circle.
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Footprint projections onto the body plane are marked with an asterisk.
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Functional mutation, on the other hand, is a syntactic phenomenon, occurring when certain functional projections are lexicalized (either by particles or by head-moved lexical items).
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Taken together with these predecessors, then, this paper seriously calls into question the validity of functional projections.
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With respect to simple clauses, clitics are base-generated in specific functional projections high in the clause, rather than arriving in their surface positions by movement.
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The idea that clitics are the spellout of phi-features in functional projections is far from revolutionary.
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The plots basically represent the projections of the lateral distributions along y.
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Interestingly, this analysis was a forwards analysis, demonstrating that projections had no inherent direction of analysis.
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The apical plasma membrane of the rachis is elevated to form numerous microvilli-like projections into the lumen.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithprojection

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astral projection
It was clear to me that the doctrine of astral projection, with its astral bodies floating about on astral planes, was intellectually unsatisfactory.
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current projection
That would mean between 30,000 and 40,000 passengers a day—about 9 million a year, according to thecurrentprojection.
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demographic projections
The demographic projections outlined earlier indicate that a significant proportion of the increase in household numbers will consist of single middle-aged and older people.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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