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►..OF VOICE/SOUND 声身 5 [U] the act of making your voice, a sound, etc. audible (= able to be heard) at a distance

(嗓音或声音的）发送，传送，放开：voice projection嗓

音的放开

►                 PSYCHOLOGY■心理学 6 [U]. the act of imagining that sb else is thinking the same as you and is reacting in the same way投射（木自觉地把自己的欲念等加诸他入）

►                 OF THOUGHTS/FEEUNGS 思想f惑憤 7 [C，U] the act of giving a form and structure to inner thoughts and feelings

(思想感情的）体现，形象化：The fdea 〇/ God is a projection of humans' need to have something greater t/ian themsdves.人类需要有强于自身的形象，上帝就是 这，想法I的扭

pro-jec-tion-ist /pra'dsekXanist/ noun a person whose job is to show films/movies by operating a projector

.电g放映员

pro-ject-or /pr8'd3ekta(r)/ noun a piece of equipment for projecting photographs or films/movies onto a screen会映机；投影仪：a sZide projector幻灯机一see

also OVERHEAD PROJECTOR

pro-lapse /'praulaeps; NAmE 'prou-/ noun (medical E) a condition in which an organ of the body has slipped forward or down from its normal position (身体器官

如）脱垂，T垂，脱出

prole /praul; NAmE proul/ noun (old-fashioned, BrE, informal) an offensive word for. a working class person (含曽’犯意，指專产听级工A)' pro-le-tarian /.praula'tearien; NAmE .proula'ter-/ adj. connected with ordinary people who earn money by working, especially those who do not own any property 无产者的；^^阶级的；工人阶级的一compare bour- geois ► pro-le-tar-ian noun

the pro-le-tar-iat /.praula'teariat; NAmE .proula'ter-/ noun [sing.+sing./pl. v.j {technical ^ i#) (used especially when talking about the past 尤用.以指 去）the class of ordinary people who earn money by working, espe­cially those who do not own any property 无’产 阶级；

工人阶级一compare bourgeoisie .pro-life adj. [usually before noun] opposed to abortion 反笔胎的;反対乂土流卢的：the       movement反堕

胎运动◊ a pro-〖i/e campaigner疼堕胎运动成员一com­pare pro-choice

proliferate /pra'lifareit/ verb [V] to increase rapidly in number or amount迅速繁殖（会增殖）；猛;EEC! multiply ： Books and articles on the subject have proh/eratecf over the tetyear..■过去'’一年玫来，'论及这一

问题的书押文章太爆涌现。

pro-lif er-ation /pra.lifa'reij'n/ noun . [U, sing.] the sudden increase in the number or amount of sth; a large number of a particular thing 激增；涌现；增歹i; 大量的事物：attempts to prevent cancer ceZZ proZi/eratfon 止备细胞扩散的努力‘ ◊ a proif/emrion 〇/ persona! computers个人电脑的龠增

pro.lific /pra'lrfik/ flc/y. 1 (of an artist，a writer, etc•■艺 术家、作家等）producing many works, etc.•多户的；■创 _卓夤如：a pro明c author•多声"的作家◊ a pro明c goaZ- scorer 杰出射门羊◊ one 〇/ the most proii方c periods i_n her career■她的创作生涯中成果最丰的时期之一 2 (of plants, animals, etc.植物、动物等）producing a :k)t of fruit, flowers, young, etc.丰硕的；多产的；多育的 3 able to produce enough food, etc. to keep many animals and plants alive富饶的；富庶的；月巴沃的： prolific rivers      4 existing in large numbers -A

多的；大批的：a pop star with a pro〖(/?c /oHowing 〇/ teenage /ans扁有大lit少男少女歌迷尚流行歌星► pro.丨if- ioal-ly adv. ： to write prolifically M M〇 animals that breedproh万caMy多产的动物 pro-lix /'prauliks; NAmE'prou-/ adj. {format) (of writing, a speech, etc.文_、讲_话■等）using too many words and therefore boring冗^乏味的；繁琐的；啰咬的► pro.lix- ity /prau'liksati; NAmE prou-/ noun [U] pro-logue /'praulDg; NAmE 'proulorg; -la:g/ noun a speech, etc. at the beginning of a play, book, or film/ movie that .introduces it:序言.；.序幕；：开'场白-rr com­pare epilogue

pro-long /pra'lDi]； NAmE -'lorrj; -'la:r)/ verb [VN] to make sth last longer 延长 H*i7lextend: The operation could prolong his    by two.or three years.这次手术可使他多

Y活两—三年。Don’t proto/tg the agony (= of not

knowing sth) —just_teM us who won/ 别卖关子了    决

说谁贏了！

pro-longa-tion /.praulDii'geiXn; NAmE ,proulo:r)-; -laiq-/ noun [U, sing.] [format) the act of making sth last longer 延长；’延伸：the        .protongation 〇/ human Zf/e

对人类寿命的人为的延长

prolonged /pra'lorjd; NAmE -'loirjd; -'la:r)d/ adj. continuing for a long time 持久的；长期■的：a prolonged iHness 长期的病◊ a prolonged period 〇/ dry weather长期的干卓天气’

prom /prDm; NAmE pra:m/ noun 1 (espepially in the US) a formal dance, especially one that is held at a high school (尤指||国高中的）龙式舞会：the senior prom 高年级毕业舞会 2 (Srf, /V?/om?fl/，becoming oW-/fls/?/‘one^) =promenade /i.(l) ： to walk along the prom 散步 3 (8/f) = promenade concert: the last night of t/ie proms 遥音乐会的最后夜场

prom-en-ade /.prDma'naid; NAmE .prarma'neid/. now/7, verb

w noun 1 (also informal prom) (both BrE, becoming old-fashioned) a public place for walking, usually a wide path beside the sea公共散步场斯；（常指）滨步行大 jl 2 [old fashioned) a walk that you take for pleasure or exercise, especially by the sea, in a public park, etc. (尤指在海滨、公园等的）散步，漫步

■ verb [V] [old-fashioned) to walk up and down in a relaxed way, by the sea, in a public’park，etc. 在海滨、公园 等）散步，漫步

.promenade 'concert (also informal prom) (both er£) noun a concert at which many of the audience stand up or sit on the floor逍遥音乐会（听众可随意走刼）

Pro-me-thean /pra'miiBian/ at//', doing things in an individual and original way and showing no respect for authority and rules勇宁开创的;不畏权势的;禾受约束 的 BliTTcTTyi From the Greek myth in which Prometheus, a Titan, stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans. 源自有关提坦普罗米修斯（Prometheus )盗取火种送人间 去的希腊神话。

pro-me-thium /pra'mirGiam/ noun [\J] {symb Pm) a chemical element. Promethium is a radioactive metal that was first produced artificially in a nuclear reactor and is found in small amounts in nature. Ill

(放射性化学元素F :

prom-in-ence/'prominens; NAmE'praim-/ noun [U, sing.] the state of being important, well known or noticeable 重要；突出；卓越；出名：a young actor who has recent^ risen to prominence最近崭露头角的一名年轻演 、员.◊ The newspapers have gi'ven undue jpromfnence to the story•报章对邊彳车事的报道太多了。◊ S/ie has acMeved a prominence she /iard_〖y deserves•她实在不配享有这么大 的名声。

prom-in-ent /'pruminant; NAmE 'praim-/ adj. 1 im- portant or well known重要的；著名的；杰出的：a prominent poZi'ricfan 杰出的政治家◊ He pfayed a prom­inent part in the campaign.., % & 这 次运动 中发挥 了重要 ■作用。◊ She was prominent i>i the/ashwn industry•她 曾在財裝界名噪一时。2 easily seen显眼的；显著的； 突_ 出的 CTiTI noticeable ： The church tower was a prom^ientfeature in the icmdscape.教堂的尖塔曾经是此 地景观的_要特色。’◊ The story was given a prominent posifion on the介ont page.这则报道刊登在头版的显著位 置。3 sticking out f^om sth 突出的；凸现的：a prom­inent nose 高鼻子 ◊ prominent cheekbones 突出 的颧骨 ► prom-in-ent-ly adv. ： The photographs were prom- inentiy cfepZayed on her desk. A张照片摆在她桌手上显 眼.的,位置。◊ ProWems    rdarionships /eature

prominency in her novels•家庭纠葛是她小说的显著 特点\

pro-mis*cu-ous /pra'miskjues/ adj. [disapproving) 1 hav- ing many sexuai partners 淫乱的滥交'的：promis- cuou5 behaWour 淫乱行为◊ a promiscuous H/esfyie 不 检点的生活◊ to be sexuaHy promiscuous性活淫乱 2 (formal) taken from a wide range of sources, espe­cially without careful thought ^    ^ W ：