object
- object
- I ['ob‹ikt]
1) predmet
2) cilj
3) predmet
II [əb'‹ekt]
ugovarjati
- objectionable
- objectionably
* * *
I
[ɔbdžikt]
noun
predmet, stvar; ironically predmet posmeha ali usmiljenja; cilj, smoter, namen; grammar objekt
no object — brez pridržkov, postranska stvar (v oglasih)
money is no object — denar ne igra vloge
salary no object — plača je postranska stvar
what an object you are! — kako pa izgledaš!
with the object of doing s.th. — z namenom kaj narediti
to make it one's object to do s.th. — zastaviti si cilj nekaj narediti
there is no object in doing that — nesmiselno je to narediti
grammar direct object — objekt v tožilniku, direktni objekt
II
[əbdžékt]
1.
transitive verb
ugovarjati (to); očitati;
2.
intransitive verb
ne strinjati se, nasprotovati, protestirati (to, against)
do you object to my smoking? — imaš kaj proti, če kadim?
if you don't object — če nimaš nič proti, če se strinjaš
English-Slovenian dictionary.
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