projections
Pronunciation: [prəˈdʒɛkʃənz]
Context: "statistics"
(noun) a prediction about what might happen in the future based on current information. It's like making a guess about the future using what you know now.
Example
The company's projections show a 10% increase in sales next year.
Example
The projections did not predict the sudden drop in profits this quarter.
Example
What are the projections for the number of students next year?
Context: "visual media"
(noun) the act of showing images or videos on a screen or surface. It's like using a projector to display a movie in your school.
Example
During the presentation, the teacher used projections to show the students amazing pictures of space.
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There were no projections during the event, so we missed the visuals.
Example
Can we see the projections again to understand the topic better?
Context: "psychology"
(noun) when someone believes that their feelings or thoughts are being felt by others. It's like thinking someone else shares your worries or opinions.
Example
Her projections about her friends' feelings were often accurate.
Example
He realized his projections about other people's thoughts were wrong and misread their reactions.
Example
Why do you think he made those projections about what I was feeling?