project

A very important or large project.

A project involving detailed study and investigation of a subject.

A project of a very large size.

A project that is large in scope and requires a lot of effort.

An assignment given to be completed as part of school work.

An assignment given to a student or a group of students as part of their coursework.

A small-scale preliminary study conducted to evaluate feasibility.

A project shared or done by two or more people or groups.

A project involving two or more parties working together.

A publicly funded development of homes for people with low incomes.

A project that did not achieve its intended goals.

A project that was not successful.

The practice of initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing the work of a team to achieve specific goals.

The person responsible for leading a project from its inception to execution.

A person who leads the project team.

Used to specify the topic or subject of a project.

Indicates the goal or purpose of the project.

To begin working on a project.

To be responsible for controlling or organizing a project.

To be in charge of a project.

To perform the work required for a project.

To provide the money for a project.

To provide the money needed for a project.

To commit to and begin a project, especially one that is large or difficult.

To formally begin or set a project in motion.