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 Übersetzung für '[object]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
somebody {pron} <sb.> [direct object]jemanden <jdn.>
204
somebody {pron} <sb.> [indirect object]jemandem <jdm.>
22
us {pron} [direct and indirect object]uns
1969
them {pron} [direct object]sie [3. Pers. Plural, Akkusativ]
1894
me {pron} [indirect object]mir
1849
me {pron} [direct object]mich
1603
her {pron} [indirect object]ihr [Personalpronomen: 3. Pers. Singular, Dativ]
1494
you {pron} [singular and plural subject and direct object] [formal]Sie [formelle Anrede]
1417
you {pron} [direct object] [informal]dich
1334
you {pron} [singular and plural indirect object]Ihnen [formelle Anrede]
1307
you {pron} [indirect object] [informal]dir
1301
him {pron} [indirect object]ihm
982
him {pron} [direct object]ihn
695
you {pron} [plural direct and indirect object] [informal]euch
556
thee {pron} [poet., archaic] [direct object]dich
554
an [masculine subject / neuter subject or direct object]ein
479
an [feminine subject / direct object]eine
410
her {pron} [direct object]sie [3. Pers. Singular, Akkusativ]
381
those {pron} [indirect object]denen
340
ourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object]uns
314
thee {pron} [poet., archaic] [indirect object]dir
247
themselves {pron} [direct / indirect object]sich [3. Person Plural]
193
slim {adj} [object]dünn [Gegenstand]
133
yourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object] [informal]euch
131
yourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object] [formal]sich
123
this [determiner (adjective) and masculine direct object (pronoun)]den
115
their {pron} [determiner] [masculine / neuter indirect object]ihrem
107
someone {pron} <so., s.o.> [indirect object]jemandem <jdm.>
91
objective {adj} [relating to a material object]gegenständlich [materiell, stofflich, real]
86
ye {pron} [archaic, poet., or dial.] [(to) you (indirect object)]dir
76
someone {pron} <so.> [direct object]jemanden <jdn.>
63
{indefinite article} [masculine direct object]einen
62
his {pron} [determiner] [female or plural object]seine
58
brandished {adj} {past-p} [object, weapon]gezückt [Gegenstand, Waffe]
52
{indefinite article} [masculine / neuter indirect object]einem
48
closer {adv} [to the speaker or to an object]heran [näher zum Sprechenden oder zu einer Sache]
41
that {pron} [determiner] [masculine direct object]den
40
'em {pron} [coll.] [them] [direct object]sie
32
some {pron} [neuter direct object]welches
25
'em {pron} [coll.] [them] [indirect object]ihnen
24
some {pron} [masculine direct object / plural indirect object]welchen
22
ling.
genitive {adj} [attr.] [e.g. object]
Genitiv- [z. B. Objekt]
17
an [masculine direct object]einen
14
{indefinite article} [feminine indirect object]einer
12
an [masculine / neuter indirect object]einem
8
her {pron} [direct object] es [Akkusativ] [hier: auf eine weibliche Person bezogen, z. B.: Ich liebe es (das Mädchen, Fräulein etc.)]
herself {pron} [indirect object]ihr selbst
herself {pron} [subject or direct object]sie selbst
herself {pron} [subject or direct object]sich [Dat. oder Akk.] selber [meist ugs.]
him {pron} [direct object] es [Akkusativ] [hier: auf eine männliche Person bezogen, z. B.: Ich liebe es (das Kerlchen, Büblein etc.)]
himself {pron} [direct object]ihn selbst
himself {pron} [direct object]ihn selber [meist ugs.]
himself {pron} [indirect object]ihm selbst
himself {pron} [indirect object]ihm selber [meist ugs.]
Internet
instagrammable {adj} [coll.] [e.g. person, object, photo]
instagramwürdig [ugs.] [z. B. Person, Gegenstand, Foto]
themselves {pron} [direct / indirect object]sich selbst
yourself {pron} [indirect object]dir selbst
yourself {pron} [indirect object]Ihnen selbst [formelle Anrede]
yourself {pron} [subject or direct object]Sie selbst [formelle Anrede]
yourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object] [informal]euch selbst
Verben
to brook sth. [formal] [usu. used with a negated object]
722
etw.Akk. dulden [Widerspruch, Kritik etc.: meist als: keinen Widerspruch, keine Kritik]
to paint sth. [room, object]etw. streichen [anstreichen]
636
to lift sth. [object, prices]etw.Akk. anheben [Gegenstand, Preise]
528
to bob [object on water]hüpfen
100
to heave [heavy object]wälzen
49
to nurse sth. [fire, object]etw. hüten [Feuer, Gegenstand]
48
to wobble [object in movement]kullern [ugs.]
31
to copy sth. [a three-dimensional object]etw. nachbilden
30
to close [without object] [of a door, window etc.]zugehen [ugs.] [sich schließen]
29
to overbalance [object]umwerfen
10
to overbalance [object]umstoßen
8
to break sth. [a window; e.g. sb. (using an object)]etw.Akk. einschlagen [ein Fenster]
math.
to fix sth. [the object or value to be considered]
etw.Akk. fest vorgeben
to lean [person, object]sich anlehnen [an etw.]
to mind [object to (something)]etwas dagegen haben
to objectivize sb. [degrade to the status of a mere object, objectify] jdn. zum (bloßen) Objekt machen / degradieren [z. B. Werbung, Pornographie: eine Frau etc.]
to reck [archaic] [pay heed to something] [no object, with negative or in questions]sich kümmern
to reck [archaic] [pay heed to something] [no object, with negative or in questions]sich scheren [ugs.]
to survive [of an object, custom etc.]sich erhalten [überdauern]
to whitewash sth. [to paint an object white; NOT the figurative meaning: to gloss over sth."]etw. weißtünchen
to whitewash sth. [to paint an object white; NOT to gloss over sth.]etw. weiß tünchen
Substantive
item [object]Gegenstand {m}
2951
article [thing, object]Gegenstand {m}
993
treasure [very valuable object]Kostbarkeit {f} [Schatz]
576
art
sculpture [object]
Skulptur {f}
446
accessory [supplementary part or object]Zubehör {n} {m}
370
dummy [sham object]Attrappe {f}
178
exhibit [object shown in a museum or art gallery]Exponat {n}
134
law
exhibit [object produced in a court as evidence]
Asservat {n}
109
spectacle [object of attention]Anblick {m}
64
ind.material
casting [object made in a mould]
Gussstück {n}
63
art
sculpture [object or plastic art]
Plastik {f} [Kunstwerk oder Bildhauerkunst]
57
quarry [chased / hunted object]Gejagter {m} [gejagtes Objekt]
49
item [thing, object]Teil {n} [ugs.] [Gegenstand, Stück]
48
impact [of an object]Prall {m} [Anprall, Aufprall]
45
stress [on an object]Last {f} [Belastung]
42
econ.lawRealEst.
tenure [right to use a leased object]
40
Bestand {m} [österr.] [südd.] [Nutzungs­rechte auf ein gepachtetes Objekt]
waif [object]Strandgut {n}
40
whopper [coll.] [large object]Oschi {m} [ugs.] [großes Ding]
37
missile [thrown object]Wurfgeschoss {n}
34
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Übersetzung für '[object]' von Englisch nach Deutsch

somebody {pron} <sb.> [direct object]
jemanden <jdn.>
somebody {pron} <sb.> [indirect object]
jemandem <jdm.>

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us {pron} [direct and indirect object]
uns
them {pron} [direct object]
sie [3. Pers. Plural, Akkusativ]
me {pron} [indirect object]
mir
me {pron} [direct object]
mich
her {pron} [indirect object]
ihr [Personalpronomen: 3. Pers. Singular, Dativ]
you {pron} [singular and plural subject and direct object] [formal]
Sie [formelle Anrede]
you {pron} [direct object] [informal]
dich
you {pron} [singular and plural indirect object]
Ihnen [formelle Anrede]
you {pron} [indirect object] [informal]
dir
him {pron} [indirect object]
ihm
him {pron} [direct object]
ihn

es [Akkusativ] [hier: auf eine männliche Person bezogen, z. B.: Ich liebe es (das Kerlchen, Büblein etc.)]
you {pron} [plural direct and indirect object] [informal]
euch
thee {pron} [poet., archaic] [direct object]
dich
an [masculine subject / neuter subject or direct object]
ein
an [feminine subject / direct object]
eine
her {pron} [direct object]
sie [3. Pers. Singular, Akkusativ]

es [Akkusativ] [hier: auf eine weibliche Person bezogen, z. B.: Ich liebe es (das Mädchen, Fräulein etc.)]
those {pron} [indirect object]
denen
ourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object]
uns
thee {pron} [poet., archaic] [indirect object]
dir
themselves {pron} [direct / indirect object]
sich [3. Person Plural]

sich selbst
slim {adj} [object]
dünn [Gegenstand]
yourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object] [informal]
euch

euch selbst
yourselves {pron} [direct / indirect object] [formal]
sich
this [determiner (adjective) and masculine direct object (pronoun)]
den
their {pron} [determiner] [masculine / neuter indirect object]
ihrem
someone {pron} <so., s.o.> [indirect object]
jemandem <jdm.>
objective {adj} [relating to a material object]
gegenständlich [materiell, stofflich, real]
ye {pron} [archaic, poet., or dial.] [(to) you (indirect object)]
dir
someone {pron} <so.> [direct object]
jemanden <jdn.>
{indefinite article} [masculine direct object]
einen
his {pron} [determiner] [female or plural object]
seine
brandished {adj} {past-p} [object, weapon]
gezückt [Gegenstand, Waffe]
{indefinite article} [masculine / neuter indirect object]
einem
closer {adv} [to the speaker or to an object]
heran [näher zum Sprechenden oder zu einer Sache]
that {pron} [determiner] [masculine direct object]
den
'em {pron} [coll.] [them] [direct object]
sie
some {pron} [neuter direct object]
welches
'em {pron} [coll.] [them] [indirect object]
ihnen
some {pron} [masculine direct object / plural indirect object]
welchen
genitive {adj} [attr.] [e.g. object]
Genitiv- [z. B. Objekt]ling.
an [masculine direct object]
einen
{indefinite article} [feminine indirect object]
einer
an [masculine / neuter indirect object]
einem
herself {pron} [indirect object]
ihr selbst
herself {pron} [subject or direct object]
sie selbst

sich [Dat. oder Akk.] selber [meist ugs.]
himself {pron} [direct object]
ihn selbst

ihn selber [meist ugs.]
himself {pron} [indirect object]
ihm selbst

ihm selber [meist ugs.]
instagrammable {adj} [coll.] [e.g. person, object, photo]
instagramwürdig [ugs.] [z. B. Person, Gegenstand, Foto]Internet
yourself {pron} [indirect object]
dir selbst

Ihnen selbst [formelle Anrede]
yourself {pron} [subject or direct object]
Sie selbst [formelle Anrede]

to brook sth. [formal] [usu. used with a negated object]
etw.Akk. dulden [Widerspruch, Kritik etc.: meist als: keinen Widerspruch, keine Kritik]
to paint sth. [room, object]
etw. streichen [anstreichen]
to lift sth. [object, prices]
etw.Akk. anheben [Gegenstand, Preise]
to bob [object on water]
hüpfen
to heave [heavy object]
wälzen
to nurse sth. [fire, object]
etw. hüten [Feuer, Gegenstand]
to wobble [object in movement]
kullern [ugs.]
to copy sth. [a three-dimensional object]
etw. nachbilden
to close [without object] [of a door, window etc.]
zugehen [ugs.] [sich schließen]
to overbalance [object]
umwerfen

umstoßen
to break sth. [a window; e.g. sb. (using an object)]
etw.Akk. einschlagen [ein Fenster]
to fix sth. [the object or value to be considered]
etw.Akk. fest vorgebenmath.
to lean [person, object]
sich anlehnen [an etw.]
to mind [object to (something)]
etwas dagegen haben
to objectivize sb. [degrade to the status of a mere object, objectify]
jdn. zum (bloßen) Objekt machen / degradieren [z. B. Werbung, Pornographie: eine Frau etc.]
to reck [archaic] [pay heed to something] [no object, with negative or in questions]
sich kümmern

sich scheren [ugs.]
to survive [of an object, custom etc.]
sich erhalten [überdauern]
to whitewash sth. [to paint an object white; NOT the figurative meaning: to gloss over sth."]
etw. weißtünchen
to whitewash sth. [to paint an object white; NOT to gloss over sth.]
etw. weiß tünchen

item [object]
Gegenstand {m}
article [thing, object]
Gegenstand {m}
treasure [very valuable object]
Kostbarkeit {f} [Schatz]
sculpture [object]
Skulptur {f}art
accessory [supplementary part or object]
Zubehör {n} {m}
dummy [sham object]
Attrappe {f}
exhibit [object shown in a museum or art gallery]
Exponat {n}
exhibit [object produced in a court as evidence]
Asservat {n}law
spectacle [object of attention]
Anblick {m}
casting [object made in a mould]
Gussstück {n}ind.material
sculpture [object or plastic art]
Plastik {f} [Kunstwerk oder Bildhauerkunst]art
quarry [chased / hunted object]
Gejagter {m} [gejagtes Objekt]
item [thing, object]
Teil {n} [ugs.] [Gegenstand, Stück]
impact [of an object]
Prall {m} [Anprall, Aufprall]
stress [on an object]
Last {f} [Belastung]
tenure [right to use a leased object]
Bestand {m} [österr.] [südd.] [Nutzungs­rechte auf ein gepachtetes Objekt]econ.lawRealEst.
waif [object]
Strandgut {n}
whopper [coll.] [large object]
Oschi {m} [ugs.] [großes Ding]
missile [thrown object]
Wurfgeschoss {n}
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • An object pronoun indicates the object of a transitive verb.
  • The Estonian language has no secondary or indirect object. A direct object can be in the partitive (partial object) (23), or in the genitive or nominative (total object) (24).
  • An object can be a number, string, an IP:port, or even another object list. Each object has an ID. This ID identifies which command parameter the object is.
  • The object with intrinsic value, the "end", may be both a concrete object or an abstract object.
  • An object, when deposited into a space, needs to be registered with an "Object Directory" in the "Object Space".

  • If an object is both initial and terminal, it is called a zero object or null object. A pointed category is one with a zero object.
  • In object-oriented programming, object-oriented design and object-oriented analysis, the identity of an object is its being distinct from any other object, regardless of the values of the objects' properties.
  • The first object is a direct object. The second object is an object complement.
  • This insulates client code from object creation by having clients request that a factory object create an object of the desired abstract type and return an abstract pointer to the object.
  • A description of an object does not refer to the object, but rather starts from the object.

  • The object-aware approach manages a set of object types and generates forms for creating object instances.
  • In object-oriented programming languages with garbage collection, object resurrection is when an object comes back to life during the process of object destruction, as a side effect of a finalizer being executed.
  • In object-oriented languages, instead of using input/output parameters, one can often use call by sharing, passing a reference to an object and then mutating the object, though not changing which object the variable refers to.
  • Even if the actual size of the object is unknown and there is only one object visible, a smaller object seems further away than a large object that is presented at the same location.
  • In order to select an object, the system must detect the object under the two conditions: 1:Dense/dust-covered object; a dense object is an object that is one of thickly gathered objects or one of piled object; a dust- covered object represents an object is not used often.

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