ob.ject
n.（名词）Something perceptible by one or more of the senses, especially by vision or touch; a material thing.物体，实物：用一种或多种感官，尤指用视觉或触觉可以感觉到的东西；实物A focus of attention, feeling, thought, or action:对象：注意力、感情、思想或行为的集中物：例句：an object of contempt.令人轻蔑的对象
The purpose, aim, or goal of a specific action or effort:目的，目标：具体行动或努力的目的、目标：例句：the object of the game.游戏的目的
Abbr. obj.Grammar 缩写 obj.【语法】 A noun or substantive that receives or is affected by the action of a verb within a sentence.宾语：一个句子中接受动词的动作或受之影响的名词或名词性词组A noun or substantive following and governed by a preposition.宾语：在介词后或受制于介词的名词或名词性词组Philosophy Something intelligible or perceptible by the mind.【哲学】 客体，客观，对象：头脑中可反映或可以感知的事物v.（动词）ob.ject.ed,ob.ject.ing,ob.jects[…b-jμkt.] v.intr.（不及物动词）To present a dissenting or opposing argument; raise an objection:反对：提出不同意见或反对意见；反对：例句：objected to the testimony of the witness.反对证人的证词
To be averse to or express disapproval of something:反感，不喜欢：不赞成或表现对某事物的反对：例句：objects to modern materialism.反感现代物质主义
v.tr.（及物动词）To put forward in or as a reason for opposition; offer as criticism:提出…作为反对的理由；反对说…：例句：They objected that discipline was lacking.他们提出缺少纪律作为反对的理由
来源：Middle English 中古英语 from Old French 源自 古法语 from Medieval Latin obiectum [thing put before the mind] 源自 中世纪拉丁语 obiectum [当前需考虑的事物] from neuter past participle of Latin obicere [to put before] 源自 拉丁语 obicere的中性过去分词 [放在…前面] ob- [before, toward] * see ob- ob- [前，朝] *参见 ob-iacere [to throw] * see yô- iacere [扔] *参见 yô- V., from Middle English obiecten 动词，源自 中古英语 obiecten from Old French objecter 源自 古法语 objecter from Latin obiect3re [frequentative of] obicere [to hinder, oppose] 源自 拉丁语 obiect3re [] obicere的重复动词 [阻止，反对]
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objec.tor
n.（名词）<参考词汇><同义词>object,protest,kick,demur,remonstrate,expostulateThese verbs mean to express opposition to something, most often by presenting arguments against it.这些动词表示对某事的反对，大多数情况通过提出反对观点来表示。 Object implies the expression of disapproval or distaste: Object 暗示不赞成或不喜欢的表示： 例句：The general public objects to the use of drugs.大众反对使用毒品。
例句：.Freedom of the press in Britain is freedom to print such of the proprietor`s prejudices as the advertisers don`t object to. (Hannen Swaffer)..英国报界的自由是印刷广告商不反对的业主的偏见的自由. （汉尼·斯韦福）。
Protest suggests strong opposition,usually forthrightly expressed: Protest 指强烈的反对，通常是直接了当地被表达出来： 例句：The patient protested to the receptionist when he was kept waiting.当病人等了半天后，他向接待员表示抗议。
例句：.We should, therefore, protest openly everything . . . that smacks of discrimination or slander. (Mary McLeod Bethune)..因此，我们应该公开抗议带有歧视或诽谤迹象的任何事物. （玛丽·麦克雷德·贝休恩）。
Kick implies the expression of strong negative feelings,often of anger or rebellion: Kick 表示强烈的反对感情，常指气愤或背叛的感觉： 例句：.a rampant heresy, such as . . . Would make all women kick against their Lords. (Tennyson). .一个猖獗流传的异端邪说，例如…会使所有女人反抗他们的丈夫. （但尼生）。
例句：I won`t kick if you insist on paying the bill. Todemur is to raise an objection that may delay decision or action: 如果你坚持付帐我不反对。 Demur 指提出可能拖延决定或行动的反对：
例句：We proposed that dinner be served before the last guest arrived,but the hostess demurred.我们提议在最后一个客人到之前就开饭，但是女主人反对。
Remonstrate implies the presentation of objections, complaints, or reproof in the form of argument or pleading: Remonstrate 指以争辩或辩护的形式表示反对抱怨或谴责： 例句：.The people of Connecticut . . . remonstrated against the bill. (George Bancroft).Toexpostulate is to express objection in the form of earnest reasoning: .康涅狄格州的人民…抗议法案. （乔治·班克罗夫特）。Expostulate 指以认真讲道理的形式表示反对：
例句：Her parents expostulated with her on the foolhardiness of her behavior. See also Synonyms at intention 她的父亲劝告她行为举止不要那么鲁莽 参见同义词 intention
