Translation
project, plan
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Word origin
From Old French pourjet, from projeter ('to throw forward'), from Latin proiectus, from proicere ('to throw forth'), from pro- ('forward') and iacere ('to throw'). English project shares this root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- proiectus
- English cognates
- project, projectile
Grammar
Examples
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We have been working on a new project for three months.
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What are your plans for the summer?
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The project was accepted by all the members.
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We have been working on a new project for three months.
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What's your plan for the summer holidays?
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 11, lesson 5: projet, gueule, discuter and 7 more words.