Projector

Pronunciation: /prəˈdʒɛktər/

Definitions of projector

noun A person or thing that projects or forms a plan or scheme.

Example Sentences

A1 The projector displays images on the screen.

A2 I need to borrow a projector for my presentation.

B1 The company invested in a high-quality projector for their meetings.

B2 The projector's resolution is excellent for showing detailed graphics.

C1 The projector's bulb needs to be replaced soon.

C2 The projector's HDMI port allows for easy connectivity with other devices.

Examples of projector in a Sentence

formal The projector in the conference room needs to be serviced.

informal Hey, can you help me set up the projector for the presentation?

slang I'll bring my own projector to the movie night at your place.

figurative His words acted as a projector, casting a vivid image in our minds.

Grammatical Forms of projector

• plural: projectors
• comparative: more projector
• superlative: most projector
• present tense: project
• future tense: will project
• perfect tense: have projected
• continuous tense: is projecting
• singular: projector
• positive degree: projector
• infinitive: to project
• gerund: projecting
• participle: projecting

Origin and Evolution of projector

First Known Use: 1595 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'projector' originated from the Latin word 'proiector', meaning one who throws forth or forward.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to someone who devised or proposed a plan or scheme, the term 'projector' evolved to also describe a device that projects images or light onto a surface.