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in the PONS Dictionary
I. object [ˈɒbdʒɪkt, Am ˈɑːb-] N
1. object a. fig (thing):
2. object (purpose, goal):
3. object form a. PHILOS, COMPUT (subject):
4. object (of verb):
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- допълнение nt
II. object [ˈɒbdʒɪkt, Am ˈɑːb-] VB intr
III. object [ˈɒbdʒɪkt, Am ˈɑːb-] VB trans
| I | object |
|---|---|
| you | object |
| he/she/it | objects |
| we | object |
| you | object |
| they | object |
| I | objected |
|---|---|
| you | objected |
| he/she/it | objected |
| we | objected |
| you | objected |
| they | objected |
| I | have | objected |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | objected |
| he/she/it | has | objected |
| we | have | objected |
| you | have | objected |
| they | have | objected |
| I | had | objected |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | objected |
| he/she/it | had | objected |
| we | had | objected |
| you | had | objected |
| they | had | objected |
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He also often antagonizes bigger criminals to teach them a lesson.
en.wikipedia.org Lesson after lesson in succinctness, in dispatch, in an awareness of the reader's presumed range of reference.
www.afr.com This case provides an object lesson in the dangers of attempting a summary resolution of issues of mixed law and fact without having ascertained the facts.
en.wikipedia.org They're an object lesson in self-conscious style as substance, and that's the fun of it!
en.wikipedia.org It's a simple lesson but one which far too many politicians appear to have unlearnt.
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