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Translation for 'object' from English to French

object

objet {m}

complément {m} d'objetling.

object [goal]

object {m} [but]

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to object to sth.

s'opposer à qc.

s'offenser de qc.

to object to sth. [to dislike something]

être hostile à qc.

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direct object

régime {m} directling.

complément {m} d'objet direct <COD, C.O.D.>ling.

indirect object

objet {m} indirectling.

régime {m} indirectling.

complément {m} d'attributionling.

complément {m} d'objet indirect <COI, C.O.I.>ling.

liturgical object

objet {m} du culterelig.

metal object

objet {m} en métal

null object

objet {m} nulmath.

object code

langage {m} objetinform.

object language

langage {m} objetinform.

object pronoun

pronom {m} objetling.

precious object

joyau {m} [objet précieux]

transitional object

objet {m} transitionnelpsych.

valuable object

objet {m} précieux

wooden object

objet {m} en bois

zero object

objet {m} nulmath.

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to accomplish one's object

atteindre son objectif [but]

to achieve one's object

atteindre son objectif [but]

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near-Earth object <NEO>

objet {m} géocroiseur <NEO>astron.

object of curiosity

objet {m} de curiosité

object of value

objet {m} précieux

object-oriented programming

programmation {f} orientée objetinform.

unidentified flying object <UFO>

objet {m} volant non identifié <ovni, OVNI>

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to be the object of sth.

faire l'objet de qc. [convoitise, haine, lutte, poursuite]

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to be an object of ridicule

être la risée de tous

to be the object of desire

faire l'objet de convoitise

to be the object of sb.'s desire

être l'objet de désir de qn.

to hang an object on a nail

suspendre un objet à un clou

to palm off a worthless object on sb.

refiler un objet sans valeur à qn.

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That Obscure Object of Desire [Luis Buñuel (1977)]

Cet obscur objet du désirfilmF

• object {m} [but] = object [goal]

• 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.