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projection

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/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/ · pro-jec-tion

the act of projecting or the condition of being projected; an estimate or forecast of a future situation.

Meanings

nounformal

the act of projecting or the condition of being projected; an estimate or forecast of a future situation.

پروجیکشن، کسی چیز کو آگے بڑھانے کا عمل یا حالت؛ مستقبل کی صورت حال کا اندازہ یا پیشن گوئی۔

پروجیکشن

projection

Formal: پیش گوئی

Synonyms

forecastestimateplanپیش گوئیاندازہمنصوبہ

Antonyms

retreatretractionwithdrawalپیچھے ہٹناکم کرناواپس لینا

Common Collocations

  • financial projection
  • projected growth
  • mental projection

Example Sentences

The financial projection for the next quarter looks promising.

اگلی سہ ماہی کے لیے مالیاتی پروجیکشن خوش آئند لگتا ہے۔

Agli seh maahi ke liye maalati projection khush ainda lagta hai.

His projections about the market trends were accurate.

مارکیٹ کے رجحانات کے بارے میں اس کی پروجیکشن درست تھیں۔

Market ke rujhanat ke baare mein is ki projection durust thi.

The architect created a 3D projection of the new building.

معمار نے نئے عمارت کی 3D پروجیکشن تیار کی۔

Meemar ne naye imaarat ki 3D projection tayyar ki.

Easily Confused With

projectionist:A projection refers to the act or estimate of something, while a projectionist is a person who operates a projector in cinemas.

Word Family

project
verbپیش کرنا
projective
adjectiveپروجکٹیو

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'projecting' an image onto a screen to remember the term.

Imagine a movie screen lighting up with a future scene being 'projected' onto it.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

ماضی کی یادوں کی پروجیکشن کے داغ لگنے لگے، زندگی کے سینے میں زخموں کی رنگت دھونے لگے۔

Mazi ki yaadon ki projection ke daagh lagne lage, Zindagi ke seene mein zakhmon ki rangat dhone lage.

The scars of the projection of past memories emerge, They start to wash the colors of wounds in the heart of life.

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* Poetry attribution is AI-generated and may require verification.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "projectio" — a throwing forward

First known use: 15th century

The word 'projection' has developed over centuries, originating from Latin 'projectio', combining 'pro-' (forward) and 'jacere' (to throw). It has been used in various fields including mathematics, psychology, and arts.