object
US /ˈɑːb.dʒɪkt/
UK /ˈɑːb.dʒɪkt/
1.
objek, benda
a material thing that can be seen and touched
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She picked up a strange object from the ground.
Dia mengambil objek pelik dari tanah.
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The museum displayed ancient artifacts and historical objects.
Muzium mempamerkan artifak purba dan objek bersejarah.
2.
objek, sasaran, tujuan
a person or thing to which a specified action or feeling is directed
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He became the object of public ridicule.
Dia menjadi objek ejekan awam.
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The main object of the meeting is to discuss the budget.
Objek utama mesyuarat adalah untuk membincangkan bajet.
3.
objek
a noun or pronoun governed by a verb or preposition
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In the sentence 'She saw him,' 'him' is the object.
Dalam ayat 'Dia melihatnya', 'nya' adalah objek.
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Direct objects receive the action of the verb.
Objek langsung menerima tindakan kata kerja.
1.
membantah, menolak
express an opinion or feeling of disapproval or opposition
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Many residents object to the new building plans.
Ramai penduduk membantah rancangan pembinaan baharu.
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I object to the way you're handling this situation.
Saya membantah cara anda mengendalikan situasi ini.