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Meanings of object in English
Anything that we can think or talk about; a thing that is observed by a subject.
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Examples for "o"
Examples for "o"
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I-o-evoe-ee is an ancient call which is still in popular use today.
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Turnbull and Widodo also discussed improving cooperation o fighting terrorism and education.
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N o, all things considered, proactively contacting customers was the right approach.
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Nothing special to report except Dad is being so-o-o-o difficult right now!
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Not the 'cat-o-nine-tails' variety, but people with a very odd job title.
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I don't believe it is possible; however, I shall oblige his request.
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People asked many questions, interrupting often to discuss and request more information.
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Western diplomats said that major Western powers found the Iranian request unacceptable.
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However, companies would not be able to request its services, he added.
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Putin, however, said he had recently received a request signed by Khodorkovsky.
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But the Fine Gael view clearly extends to Europe in this instance.
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This hydroponics requires a world of industry-forinstance, a great chemical industry.
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The principle of feeling good applies to your family pets, for instance.
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Unfortunately, in this instance, our process was not followed, the statement said.
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YouTube, for instance, is often blocked during high-level political events in China.
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Consolidation of the spiritual tribe in RQ; separation of priests and Levites.
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Conclusions: In this European sample, carer SOC was associated with carer-reported RQ.
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Each of them would have an RQ code known only to himself.
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Patients were studied with tumor-clone-specific primers by qualitative nested PCR and RQ-PCR.
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Analysts says the RQ-170 could scout out Iran's and North Korea's nuclear facilities.
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Fourthly, on account of scandal, wherefore it is said in the same Distinction (Obj.
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The same Reply can be given to Obj.
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It is in this sense that Ambrose states (Obj.
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Secondly, because he does penance negligently, wherefore it is written in the same Distinction (Obj.
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Consequently they have their proper movements naturally: because principles must needs be natural, as stated above (Reply Obj.
Usage of object in English
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Police in Northern Ireland have discovered a suspect object in Derry today.
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Mr Barry said: I really object to what is being said here.
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He fell in love; deeply in love; and with a worthy object.
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We object to a tax that targets just American companies, Mnuchin said.
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For a set request, the script should return the object's new value.
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Are they really striking for better conditions, or is their object political?
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This second definition is often referred to as an object's inertial mass.
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I just needed to be ready to object at the right moment.
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So Joe Public does not object to this wise course of action.
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In the dining-room the beleaguered garrison were the object of general attention.
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Money is no object - however much it takes, we will pay.
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It might be a doubtful point; it is certainly an enigmatic object.
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The fish needs to quickly select one object from among many others.
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In 1997, Russian scientists used radiocarbon dating to estimate the object's age.
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Was it possible for such a great Forerunner object to be destroyed?
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What I object to in the letter is the Fear in it.
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Object through the time
Object across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Canada
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