An object is a thing you can see and touch. It can be anything like a cup or a chair.
This table is a big object.
I put the object on the desk.
In grammar, the object is the word or group of words that get the action. For example, in 'I eat apples', 'apples' is the object.
She reads the book; book is object.
I see an object in the sentence.
To object means to say you do not agree or you do not like something. People object when they want to stop something.
I object to loud music here.
She objected to the plan quickly.
An object can be a goal. It is what someone wants to do or get. For example, winning a game can be an object.
My object is to learn English fast.
The object of the game is to win.
An object can be a person or thing that is attacked or affected. For example, someone may make an object of their criticism, meaning they criticize that person.
The missile hit the object on the field.
He made the object of his criticism clear.
In computer programming, an object is a data structure that has properties and functions. It is used to organize information and actions.
The object stores information in the program.
We call this a new object in coding.
In philosophy, an object is anything that can be seen, thought about, or known. It is what the mind focuses on or studies.
The mind studies an object in nature.
Philosophers discuss the object of thought.
In law, to object means to say that you disagree with something during a court case. It is a formal way to protest.
The lawyer objected to the question.
She objected during the trial loudly.
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