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ESLPod_1023_WE_1721 Learning to Act In this podcast, the verb "to project" means to speak loudly and clearly so that one can be heard and understood, especially in a large room: "Make sure you project during the presentation so that everyone can hear you." When talking about calculations, "to project" means to forecast, or to make an educated guess about the amount or level of something in the future: "We're pretty good at projecting sales for the next six months, but beyond that, there are too many variables." The verb "to project" sometimes means to stick out from another surface: "Quentin often hits his hip against this part of the kitchen counter, which projects out from the corner."

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ESLPod 1023 to project Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1023_WE_1721
Episode Id	ESLPod 1023
Episode Title	Learning to Act
Phrase	to project
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to project" means to speak loudly and clearly so that one can be heard and understood, especially in a large room: "Make sure you project during the presentation so that everyone can hear you." When talking about calculations, "to project" means to forecast, or to make an educated guess about the amount or level of something in the future: "We're pretty good at projecting sales for the next six months, but beyond that, there are too many variables." The verb "to project" sometimes means to stick out from another surface: "Quentin often hits his hip against this part of the kitchen counter, which projects out from the corner."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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