Project and Sketch

Project

Project verb - To work out the details of (something) in advance.
Usage example: we must project next year's budget now

Sketch and project are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sketch" instead the word "Project" as a verb or a noun.

Sketch

Sketch verb - To draw or make apparent the outline of.

Project and sketch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Project" instead the word "Sketch" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: sketchy, sketched, sketching

How words are described

old old project old sketch
musical musical project musical sketch
long long project long sketch
particular particular project particular sketch
Other adjectives: similar, short, original, single, popular, small, actual, entire, animated, famous, new, early, final, later, next, different, earlier, previous, one-off.

Common collocations

image project image sketch image

Both words in one sentence

  • Most episodes also feature at least one sketch.Sze U Tonight contains examples of: And Your Reward Is Clothes: In most episodes, Johnson will give away a prize - usually punny ones relevant to a guest's (nick)name or project they're well known for - to his main guest after completing the game.
  • In one episode of The Friday Night Project, guest host David Tennant appeared in a Doctor Who sketch as the female companion.
  • An old Usenet humor post titled "The Australian Fifth Degeneration Project" had a numbered list of "features" for a rumored new computer including "Feature number 6: There is no feature 6." The Monty Python's Flying Circus sketch was cited in a subsequent footnote.
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