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/pɾoˈʝekto/
Translation
project
Word origin
From Latin proiectum ('something thrown forth'), from proicere (pro- 'forth' plus iacere 'to throw'). The same root gives English project and projectile.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- proiectum
- English cognates
- project, projectile
Grammar
Examples
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We are finishing an important project.
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The project is going ahead despite the problems.
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I have several personal projects.
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My brother presented the project to his bosses.
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My final degree project is about solar energy.
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We are working on a very big project this year.
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