object [n ˈɔbdʒɪkt] [vb əbˈdʒɛkt] n (thing) предме́т; (aim, purpose) цель f (of affection, desires) объе́кт; (LING) дополне́ние
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to object (to)возража́ть (возрази́ть*perf) (про́тив +gen)
expense is no object де́ньги - не пробле́ма
what's the object of doing that? для чего́ де́лать э́то?
he objected that ... он возрази́л, что ...
I object! я возража́ю!
do you object to my smoking? Вы не возража́ете е́сли я бу́ду кури́ть?

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