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object Significado & definición

0 a thing that you can see or touch but is not alive -- objeto
- I could see a bright object in the sky.
1 in grammar, the person or thing that is affected by the action of a verb -- complemento
2 the purpose of something -- el objetivo de algo
- The object of the game is to score more points than the other team.
3 to say that you do not agree with a plan -- oponerse
- Carlos objected to the proposal.
4 a thing that is not living -- objeto [ masculine, singular ]
- She took a vase and a few other household objects. Ella cogió un jarrón y algunos otros objetos de la casa.
5 a purpose or goal -- objeto [ masculine, singular ]
- The object of the game is to win the most cards. El objetivo del juego es ganar la mayor cantidad de cartas.
- The object is to help older people stay at home. El objetivo es ayudar a las personas mayores a quedarse en casa.
6 to disagree or be against -- objetar
- He objected to being called a little boy. El objetó a ser llamado un niño pequeño.
7 to give sth as a reason why you are against sth -- objetar
- Some readers objected that the ad was misleading. Algunos lectores objetaron que el anuncio era engañoso.

We have not forgotten space pollution either, since we shall have to ensure that any new object launched into space can be neutralised.
Thus, a few weeks ago we also announced which objects can be carried as hand baggage and which objects cannot.
Otherwise, he will be considered illegal and will be treated as an unwanted object, imprisoned for up to 18 months and thrown out.
We have entered the era of the child as an object.
In expectation of increased returns pension capital is passed on to companies whose sole object is to make profit.
I have in mind not only writings and objects in daily use that could be in museums, but also residential towers.
This means that we are objects, rather than subjects.
I think reducing women to the role of an object in advertising is outmoded.