projecting

• Que sobresale o se extiende más allá de una superficie o límite; también se usa en psicología para referirse a atribuir los propios sentimientos o pensamientos a otras personas.

Describes something that sticks out or extends beyond a surface; also used in psychology to describe the act of attributing one's own feelings to others.

1. Extending outwardB2formal

   Sticking out or protruding beyond a surface or boundary.

   saliente

   • The projecting balcony offered a stunning view of the city.
   • A projecting rock formation hung over the hiking trail.
   • The architect designed a projecting roof to provide shade.

   Sinónimosbulgingjuttingprominentprotruding

   Antónimosconcavedepressedflushrecessedretractedsunken

• Verbo que significa predecir o estimar eventos futuros, o sobresalir o extenderse hacia afuera desde una superficie.

A verb meaning to estimate or forecast future developments, or to cause something to extend outward.

1. Throw or propel forwardB1formal

   To throw or cause something to move forward with force.

   Proyectar

   • He projected the stone across the lake.
   • The volcano projected ash high into the air.
   • She projected her voice to reach the back of the room.

   Sinónimoscastejectflinghurllaunchpitchpropelthrusttoss

   Antónimospullrecoilretractwithdraw

2. Extend or protrudeB1formal

   To stick out or extend beyond a surface.

   Sobresalir, salir hacia fuera

   • The shelf projects from the wall.
   • Rocks projected from the cliff face.
   • His jaw projected slightly forward.

   Sinónimosbulgeextendjutobtrudeoverhangpoke outprotrudestick out

   Antónimosrecesssinkwithdraw

3. Predict or forecastB2formal

   To estimate or predict future developments based on current data.

   Pronosticar o proyectar

   • Experts project that sales will increase next year.
   • The study projects a population growth of 10%.
   • They project a recovery in the economy by mid-year.

   Sinónimosanticipatecalculateestimateextrapolateforecastpredictreckon

4. Display or cast imageA2formal

   To cause light, images, or data to be shown on a surface.

   Proyectar (imagen)

   • The teacher projected the slides onto the screen.
   • The movie was projected in high definition.
   • They projected the map for everyone to see.

   Sinónimosbeamcastdisplayscreenthrow