obj

obj — 名詞

IPA/ˈɒb.dʒekt/
IPA/ˈɑːb.dʒekt/
  • objsingular
  • objsplural

1. any solid item you can pick up, look at, and handle — a book, a key, a stone — r

1.名詞B1
釋義

物體

可觸摸、看見的實在東西

any solid item you can pick up, look at, and handle — a book, a key, a stone — rather than a person or animal

例句

Heloísa picked up a small wooden object from the beach sand.

Heloísa 從沙灘上撿起一個小木頭物體。

descriptive: small wooden object

The museum displayed objects from ancient Egypt in glass cases.

博物館在玻璃櫃中展出古埃及的文物。

collocation: objects from [place/time]

同義詞
  • thing

    much broader; can include living beings and abstract ideas

  • item

    more formal, often suggests one member of a set or list

  • artefact

    specifically a man-made object of historical or cultural interest

2. in grammar, the part of a sentence that receives the action of the verb or comes

2.名詞B2
釋義

受詞

語法中接受動詞動作的詞

in grammar, the part of a sentence that receives the action of the verb or comes after a preposition

例句

In the sentence 'Mayumi read the letter,' the word 'letter' is the object.

在「Mayumi 讀了那封信」這句話中,「信」這個詞就是受詞。

grammar: identifying the object in a sentence

When Nkechi wrote 'The workers built,' Ms. Chen said the sentence needed an object.

Nkechi 寫下「工人們建造了」之後,陳老師說這個句子需要一個受詞。

反義詞
  • subject

    the doer of the action in a sentence

用法筆記

Used mainly in grammar study; distinguishes the receiver of an action (object) from the doer (subject).

常見錯誤

The object of the sentence is run.
The object of the sentence is the ball.
💡an object must be a noun or noun phrase, not a verb.

3. the purpose of an action, plan, or activity — the result someone wants to achiev

3.名詞B2
釋義

目的

做某事的理由或用意

the purpose of an action, plan, or activity — the result someone wants to achieve, whether a broad reason or a specific, measurable target

例句

The main object of the village meeting was to agree on a plan for repairing the broken bridge.

村民會議的主要目的是要商量出一個修復斷橋的計畫。

pattern: the object of [noun] is to [verb]

Evelyn began learning Spanish with the object of working abroad one day.

Evelyn 開始學西班牙語,目的是有一天能到國外工作。

pattern: with the object of + -ing form

同義詞
  • purpose

    more general and more common in everyday speech

  • aim

    more focused on direction or a personal target

  • goal

    more common in everyday English and less formal

  • objective

    very close in meaning; preferred in business and professional contexts

用法筆記

Covers both broad reasons for acting ('his object in travelling') and specific measurable targets ('the object of the game'). The phrase 'with the object of + -ing' is formal; in everyday English, 'in order to' is more natural.

4. a person or thing that becomes the centre of someone's strong emotions or action

4.名詞C1
釋義

對象

引發他人情感或行動的人事物

a person or thing that becomes the centre of someone's strong emotions or actions

例句

Chidi became an object of admiration after his courageous rescue at sea.

Chidi 在海上的英勇救援之後成了眾人欽佩的對象。

collocation: object of + [emotion noun]

The old house was an object of curiosity for the village children.

那棟老房子成了村裡孩子們好奇的對象。

同義詞
  • target

    suggests something deliberately aimed at, often with negative intent

  • focus

    stresses where attention is directed rather than emotional charge

obj — 動詞

IPA/əbˈdʒekt/
IPA/əbˈdʒekt/

obj — 縮寫

IPA/ˈɒbdʒ/
IPA/ˈɑːbdʒ/