Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Project"

A: it means see the project while it’s taking place. Yes, you can learn more through meetings, etc.

A: @mascikit
No. "How is your project going along?" would sound strange to native speakers.

However, "How is your project going?" is perfectly fine.

A: Project kickoff means the start of said project. It's like an event held to start the project.

A: you don't seem confident

A: Starting it, launching it

A: They are procrastinators, so on Sunday night they will not have started the project that is due Monday.

A: Project: to push onto, to tell unsolicited “Don’t project your religious beliefs on me.”
“I hate when people project their negative feelings onto me.”

Project: something someone creates about something “I’m going to do a project on Michael Jackson.”
“Who are you going to do your project on?”

A: I'm not sure what you mean by this. If you mean the word, "Project Milestones", then I think you should just say "Goals" instead. It's much simpler. I would use goals like this. "Our goal for the project is to have a profit of 500,000 dollars by the end of the year." You could use project milestone, but it'll sound unnatural.

A: Sounds good 👍

A: 一个意思是说大声音。

另外一个是预计的意思。
"Experts project that 75 percent of the global population will be city dwellers by 2050."

A: To conceive means to create while to figure means to make an understanding of or decide on something.

A mother conceives a baby

I figured out the answer to the puzzle

A: Bill Gates has an enterprise built on his computer software.

Enterprise = business

Bill Gates’ current projects deal with philanthropy.

Project =企画

A: They mean exactly the same thing.

A: "Project" means to look forward using previous data or current data, or information.

"Estimate" has a similar meaning (guess about the future) but an estimate could be made in many ways.

A: "Project" means to look forward using previous data or current data, or information.

"Predict" has a similar meaning (guess about the future) but it's not necessarily based on anything.

A: from what I can gather here, "on projects" would mean that the project you already have built or currently in the process of building.

for example, houses are built in this particular environment and their project is to provide electricity. so that would be, "on projects (like having electricity) in the built environment, people consider..."

hope this makes sense!

A: You collaborate on a project.

You can cooperate with the people working on the project however. You can also collaborate with the other people working on the project.

A: let's stop being lazy and get serious about the project

A: It depends on if it is the noun or verb form.
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A: Hands on projects are projects where you would have a lot of interaction or an engaging project. A hands in project would probably have you standing up, moving around, or doing something. A project that is not hands on would be like a presentation or an essay

A: It's correct!

You could also say:
"This project will be put on hold for the time being."

A: × Furthermore, it benefits the cost and saves the time of construction, comparing with building a new construction.
✓ Furthermore, it is beneficial to the cost, and saves construction time. Especially in comparison to building a new structure.

A: × I like this project the best
✓ I like this project the most

Do u mean u like it more than other projects?
Which means u like it the most. Or u mean u wish this project to be the best?
Cuz I didn't get ur meaning tbh.

A: × Thank you for reaching out.
✓ Thank you for reaching out. I would love to help you with your project

A: OK 👍🏻