“To project” in Japanese
Short answer
To project in Japanese is “映す” (utsusu). Full meaning: to project, to reflect, to cast (shadow).
Other ways to say “To project” in Japanese
出張る
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
張り出す
haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post
出っ張る
depparu to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude
突き出る
tsukideru to project, to stick out, to stand out
飛び出る
tobideru to project, to protrude, to pop out (e.g. eyes); to jump out, to rush out
映し出す
utsushidasu to project, to show (on a screen), to reflect (of a mirror, lake, etc.); to portray, to depict, to describe; to reflect (the times, mood, etc.)
突き出す
tsukidasu to push out, to project, to stick out; to hand over (e.g. to the police)
映せる
utsuseru to project, to reflect, to cast (shadow)
でばる
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
出ばる
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
飛出る
tobideru to project, to protrude, to pop out (e.g. eyes); to jump out, to rush out
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