Object in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal speech: ohb-hehk-toh
IPA: /ob’xeto/

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other meanings

“Objeto” is primarily used to describe an object, thing, or item, often in a physical sense, but it can also be used in a more abstract sense to refer to an idea or concept that is being discussed or considered. However, the primary meaning of the word is object.

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do not confuse with

“Objeto” should not be confused with “sujeto”, which means “subject” in Spanish.

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idioms

“Echar en cara” (to throw in someone’s face) is an idiom used to describe bringing up someone’s past mistakes or shortcomings as a way of criticizing or attacking them.

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usage

“Objeto” is used to describe an object, thing, or item, often in a physical sense. It can also be used in a more abstract sense to refer to an idea or concept that is being discussed or considered.

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origin

“Objeto” is a Spanish word that comes from the Latin word “obiectus”, meaning “thrown before” or “presented”.

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objeto info.

Tips to remember the word:
– Associate the Spanish word “objeto” with the English word “object,” as they are cognates and share a similar spelling and meaning.
– Think of an “object” you use daily and mentally label it as “objeto” in Spanish when you see or think of it.
– Remember the phrase “objeto de estudio,” which means “object of study,” as it is an expression often used in academic contexts.

Explanations:
– “Objeto” in Spanish refers to a material thing that can be seen and touched. It is a tangible item or entity.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Cosa” is a more general term in Spanish for “thing” and can often be used interchangeably with “objeto.”
– “Elemento” can also be used similarly to “objeto,” especially when referring to a component within a set or group.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In some contexts, “objeto” might be used to refer to an objective or purpose, although it’s less slang and more of an abstract use of the word. For example, “El objeto de la reunión es discutir el nuevo proyecto” (The objective of the meeting is to discuss the new project).

Examples of sentences that use it:
– “Necesito comprar un objeto para abrir esta botella.” (I need to buy an object to open this bottle.)
– “Este objeto es muy antiguo y tiene un gran valor histórico.” (This object is very old and has great historical value.)
– “Encontraron un objeto extraño en el área de construcción.” (They found a strange object at the construction site.)
– “¿Cuál es el objeto de tu visita?” (What is the purpose of your visit?) – Here, it refers to the purpose, not a physical object.
– “El museo exhibe objetos pertenecientes a la época colonial.” (The museum exhibits objects belonging to the colonial era.)

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