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ˈob·ject lan·guage N

1. object language LING:

object language: Objektsprache f

2. object language COMPUT:

object language: Maschinensprache <-, -n> spec

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I object to this language!: ich verbitte mir diese Sprache!

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Zielsprache f LING: object language

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ob·ject¹ [ˈɒbʤɪkt, ˈɒbʤekt, Am ˈɑ:b-] N

1. object (thing):

object: Objekt nt <-(e)s, -e>

object: Gegenstand m <-(e)s, -stän·de>

object PHILOS: Objekt nt <-(e)s, -e>

a glass/metal object: ein Gegenstand aus Glas/Metall

object lesson: Anschauungsunterricht m

to understand the nature of objects PHILOS: das Wesen der Dinge erkennen

to treat sb as object: jdn wie ein Objekt behandeln

2. object usu sing (aim):

object: Ziel nt <-(e)s, -e>

object: Zweck m <-(e)s, -e>

what was the object of it all?: was war der [Sinn und] Zweck des Ganzen?

object of business: Geschäftszweck m <-(e)s, -e>

the object of the exercise: [der] Zweck der Übung

the object of the exercise is to increase sales: Ziel [o. Sinn] und Zweck der Übung ist es, die Verkaufszahlen zu steigern

immediate object: Nahziel nt <-(e)s, -e>

to have an object in life: ein Lebensziel haben

to defeat one's own object: sich dat selbst schaden

to make sth one's object: sich dat etw zum Ziel setzen

3. object usu sing form (focus):

object: Gegenstand m <-(e)s, -stän·de>

her little daughter was the sole object of her love: ihre ganze Liebe galt ihrer kleinen Tochter

the object of desire: das Objekt der Begierde

object at issue LAW: Streitgegenstand m

to be/become an object of pity/scorn: zum Gegenstand des Mitleids/Spotts sein/werden

4. object LING:

object: Objekt nt <-(e)s, -e>

direct/indirect object: Akkusativ-/Dativobjekt nt

direct/indirect object: direktes/indirektes Objekt

5. object (obstacle):

object: Hinderungsgrund m <-(e)s, -gründe>

money is no object: Geld spielt keine Rolle

salary no object: Gehalt [ist] Nebensache

6. object inf (odd person):

object: komischer Vogel inf

I. ob·ject² [əbˈʤekt] VB intr

1. object:

object (oppose, disapprove): dagegen sein

object (oppose, disapprove): Einwände haben

object (mind, dislike): etwas dagegen haben

would anyone object if we started the meeting now?: hätte irgendjemand etwas dagegen, wenn wir nun mit der Sitzung beginnen [würden]?

to object to sth (oppose, disapprove): gegen etw acc sein

to object to sth (oppose, disapprove): etw ablehnen

to object to sth (dislike, mind): etwas gegen etw acc haben

to object to sth (stronger): sich dat etw verbitten

I object to your[r] taking 80% of the profits: ich habe etwas dagegen, dass Sie 80% des Gewinns einstreichen

do you object to people smoking at the table?: stört es Sie, wenn Leute bei Tisch rauchen?

I object to this language!: ich verbitte mir diese Sprache!

to object to an attitude: eine Einstellung missbilligen

2. object (protest):

object: protestieren

object: Einwände erheben

II. ob·ject² [əbˈʤekt] VB trans

to object sth: etw einwenden

“I can't allow that, ” the chairman objected: „das kann ich nicht zulassen“, protestierte der Vorsitzende

to object that ...: einwenden, dass ...

lan·guage [ˈlæŋgwɪʤ] N

1. language (of nation):

language: Sprache f <-, -n>

she speaks four languages fluently: sie spricht vier Sprachen fließend

artificial language: Kunstsprache f <-, -n>

the English/German language: die englische/deutsche Sprache nt

the English/German language: Englisch/Deutsch nt

a foreign language: eine Fremdsprache

sb's native language: jds Muttersprache

2. language no pl:

language (words): Sprache f <-> kein pl

language (style of expression): Ausdrucksweise f <-, -n>

language (style of expression): Sprache f <-> kein pl

her language was absolutely appalling!: ihre Sprache war wirklich schockierend!

language, Robert!: wie sprichst du denn, Robert!

bad language: Schimpfwörter pl

formal/spoken/written language: gehobene/gesprochene/geschriebene Sprache

to mind one's language: aufpassen, was man sagt

3. language (of specialist group):

language: Fachsprache f <-, -n>

legal language: Rechtssprache f

technical language: Fachsprache f <-, -n>

technical language (individual expressions): Fachausdrücke pl

4. language COMPUT:

[computer programming] language: Programmiersprache f <-, -n>

Phrases:

to speak [or talk] the same language: die gleiche Sprache sprechen fig

OpenDict entry

object N

object of consideration LAW, soziol, reserach: Betrachtungsobjekt nt

Present
I	object
you	object
he/she/it	objects
we	object
you	object
they	object

Past
I	objected
you	objected
he/she/it	objected
we	objected
you	objected
they	objected

Present Perfect
I	have	objected
you	have	objected
he/she/it	has	objected
we	have	objected
you	have	objected
they	have	objected

Past Perfect
I	had	objected
you	had	objected
he/she/it	had	objected
we	had	objected
you	had	objected
they	had	objected

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Examples include kneading bread dough, wringing out a towel, avoiding laser-beams or miming the shape of an imaginary object.

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While listeners may object to those books with chapters read by multiple readers, others find this to be a non-issue or even a feature.

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Upon waking up, the player character discovers a talisman, an object which grants the character superpowers.

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The object of the sport was for the dogs to immobilise the bull.

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The eighteen dhtus can be arranged into six triads, where each triad is composed of a sense object, a sense organ, and sense consciousness.

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From a high level (conceptual) perspective, classes represent the concepts supported by a system, while from a low level (physical) perspective they can represent the classes implemented by an object language.

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Von einem hohen (konzeptuellen) Niveau aus betrachtet, repräsentieren Klassen die Konzepte, die von einem System unterstützt werden. Von einem niedrigen (physischen) Niveau gesehen, repräsentieren sie die Klassen, die von einer Objektsprache implementiert werden.

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