projection
/prɒdʒɛkʃən/Definitions
1. noun
an image or representation of an object or scene, typically produced by optical or electronic means, such as a film or video projection
“The movie theater used a high-definition projection to display the film on the big screen.”
2. noun
a forecast or prediction of future events or trends, based on analysis or statistical data
“The economist provided a projection of the company’s future earnings and revenue.”
3. noun
a part of an object or shape that extends outward from a common base or point
“The architect designed a building with a series of projections that added visual interest to the façade.”
4. verb
to project or throw something, such as light or an image, onto a surface
“The projector will project the image onto the screen.”
5. verb
to forecast or predict future events or trends
“The company projected a significant increase in sales next quarter.”
6. verb
to extend or protrude outward from a common base or point
“The building’s design included a series of projections that added visual interest to the exterior.”