| 单词 | projected |
| 释义 | projected (once / 578 pages) adj The adjective projected describes something that is predicted or estimated, or parts of something that extend beyond the rest, like projected pillars that rise above a building's roof. The verb project can describe a prediction about the future. When you project something, you analyze the facts you have and use that to create a calculation or estimate of how an upcoming event will turn out. Projected, the adjective form of project, is used to describe such a prediction. For example, if you figure out ahead of time how much you’ll owe in taxes, that amount would be your projected taxes. WORD FAMILYproject: projected, projecting, projection, projector, projects+/projection: projections/projectionist: projectionists/projector: projectionist, projectors USAGE EXAMPLESBut the Browns also possess the first-round choice of the Eagles, projected to be 12th overall, thanks to the Carson Wentz trade. Washington Post(Jan 02, 2017) Continually over the last few years we’ve seen capital improvement projects soar past their projected budgets and taxpayers are left footing the bill. Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017) The line was originally projected to open in 2013, but subway officials pushed the deadline to the end of 2016 many years ago. New York Times(Jan 01, 2017) adj extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary massive projected buttresses Syn jutting, projecting, protruding, relieved, sticking, sticking out protrusive thrusting outward |
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