英:[əbˈdʒekʃn]
美:[əbˈdʒekʃn]
英:[əbˈdʒekʃn]
美:[əbˈdʒekʃn]
ob·jec·tion
b jek shn
复数:objections
词根:object
adj.objectionable 讨厌的;会引起反对的;有异议的
n.object 目标;物体;客体;宾语
objector 反对者;提出异议的人
vi.object 反对;拒绝
vt.object 提出…作为反对的理由
noun
the act of expressing disapproval or opposition, or the disapproval or opposition that is felt.The meeting was long because there were many objections to the mayor's plan.There is a great deal of objection to the bridge proposal among the members of the community.Although they were against the idea, they were afraid to voice their objection.
a comment or statement presented in opposition or disagreement.No one made any objection, so the plan went forward.After listening to the many objections of the council members, the mayor decided to consider alternative plans.
a cause or reason for objecting.Their objection to the project was that it would be too expensive.I don't understand your objection to my wearing this suit; I think it looks good.
14世纪晚期, objeccioun,“反对命题或推理的有效性的论点”,源自古法语 objeccion “回答,反驳”(12世纪)和直接源自晚期拉丁语 obiectionem(格位 obiectio),“投掷或放置”(在中世纪拉丁语中为“反对”),动作名词,来自拉丁语 obicere 的过去分词词干“反对”(参见 object(名词))。
异议
Middle English objeccioun, borrowed from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French, borrowed from Late Latin objectiōn-, objectiō, from Latin obicere, objicere "to throw in the way, put forward, cite as a ground for disapproval or criticism" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at object >entry 1
The first known use of objection was in the 14th century
objective1 of 2adjective
being outside of the mind and independent of it
objective reality
being or belonging to the case of a noun or pronoun that is an object of a transitive verb or a preposition
dealing with facts without letting one's feelings interfere with them
an objective judgment
objective2 of 2noun
a lens or system of lenses (as in a microscope) that forms an image of an object
a goal or end of action
objectionnoun
an act of objecting
a reason for or a feeling of disapproval had objections to the plan
my objection is this
objectionableadjective
arousing objection : offensive
uses objectionable language
objectionnoun
an act of objecting
a reason for or a feeling of disapproval had objections to the plan
my objection is this
1 One day he asked whether I had any objection if he obtained permission from the commanding officer to be near me in the prison hospital.
2 “Well, then if the General does not mind, I may just ride on over there meself, later on, after supper, that is, if the General has no objections.”
3 Uncle Jos found he could answer most of Dr. Darwins objections easily.
4 “I have not the smallest objection to explaining them,” said he, as soon as she allowed him to speak.
5 I take objection to the plan.
我反对这项计划。
6 She loved him and despite her parents’ objections, she ran away and they eloped.
7 There’s no comment from the crowd, no murmur of dissent, no valiant objections on my behalf.
8 Consumption distributes according to need , It'should be equal to consume, three people have objections.
消费按需分配, 消费应该是平等的, 三人有异议.
9 However, when Maurice sounded upset at our objection, we added the necessary reference.
10 Has anyone got any objection to this regulation?
有谁对这项规定持异议 吗 ?
11 Dad could not come up with another objection.
12 The objection that the ban would reduce restaurants' revenues is ill founded.
反对该禁令会减少餐馆收入的说法是站不住脚的。
13 The judge sustained his objection.
法官认可[支持]他的异议(参看6b).
14 Any objections Mama might have had to hiding were long gone.
15 One objection I do have to identification numbers is their excessive length.
16 If there are any objections, we can discuss this further.
如果有异议, 我们可以进一步讨论.
17 One objection is climate.
气候是反对理由之一。
18 The plot circumvented, Washkar went to work eliminating any remaining objections to his accession.
19 The newspapers carried stories about objections to black people being hanged.
20 Her objections to Mr. Knightley’s marrying did not in the least subside.
1 厌恶
sick allergic nauseous disgustedly vexingly allergy nausea recoil revolt disgust aversion abomination repulsion revulsion repugnance disinclination disrelish averseness fastidium rebel hate repel resent sicken abominate indispose disincline mislike be ill of stick in gizzard in revolt distaste loathing antipathy abhorrence odium loathe detest abhor execrate sick to stomach and tired of have no use for execrative reluctant loath aversive loathful down horror reluctance execration scunner disesteem loth keck reluct shock dread despise repulse have in abomination be down on won't have a bar of
2 异议
but challenge difficulty exception dissent protestation demur dissidence demurrer protest question reserve denial disagreement reprobation dissentient
3 嫌恶
nauseous creep nausea abomination displeasure distaste repulsion revulsion abhorrence repugnance reprobation disinclination indisposition revolt hate disgust horrify loathe abhor repulse nauseate abominate hate like poison averse down pain horror aversion detestation execrate disrelish detest
4 反对的理由
5 障碍
bar wall difficulty disability barrier fault rub obstacle hedge hurdle lesion drawback obstruction hitch handicap blight roadblock impediment obstructive balk discouragement hang-up disincentive trammel remora choke point let block jump dam traverse mar snag bunker blockage crimp hindrance rasp embarras pull-back stay stick disorder drag penalty reef affection disturbance foe embarrassment bottleneck bandit barricade stinger pullback hobble stranglehold bafflement
7 反对
No cross negative contrary opposed resistant adverse hostile anti averse deprecatory oppositive deprecative con unfavorably deprecatingly reluctation adverseness recalcitration challenge kick exception counter protest opposition contradiction nay flak contravention discouragement deprecation contrariety thumbs-down contrariness averseness re- agin reluctate mind object react oppose rebel disapprove demur reluct repugn discourage traverse contravene antagonize deprecate have an objection to make an objection against make an objection to raise an objection against raise an objection to set face against take exception against make against object to argue against protest against work against be against oppose to take exception sit down on in the negative take exception to be opposed to resistance hostility disapproval remonstrance disapprobation with against dissent contra- CONTRA anti- but stand combat rebellion fuss protestation demurrer fight defeat condemn thwart quarrel scupper gainsay naysay have a problem with raise standard gun for be down on dissenting deprecating unfavourably turn against thumbs down side against opponent conflicting unfavorable renitent difficulty clash interference crossing kickback stonewall contra except resist head buck frustrate withstand flout controvert in opposition to be ranged against turn upon offer opposition to make difficulties oppugnant adversarial unfavourable why testimony veto ob- boggle front run foul of reaction criticism disagree remonstrate expostulate huff and puff kick against run against go against set against react against counter- pushback push back on disagree with doing disagree with with doing push back quarrel with opposing recalcitrant disapproving antagonism range tackle revolt stand out against disagree with stand against no wrong reverse contradictory counteractive contrariant antipathic thereagainst antagonistic contrarily contrariwise negation repugnance reprobation opponency oppugn bar nose dispute contradict disaffirm dissentient repugnant negatory nyet static howl dido countercheck discountenance blackleg ding squeal thraw turn make a difficulty
8 不赞成
disfavour object disapprove disavow hold no brief for charming ill-disposed discountenance be displeased take against take exception deprecating disapproval disapprobation deprecate take a dim view of thumbs down be opposed to not hold with turn against frown on frown upon
9 妨碍
impedimental impedimentary cloggy check stop stay brake intervention prevention interference drawback obstruction intrusion impediment retard balk encumbrance cumber prevent interfere obstruct filibuster keep head break block cross mess resist oppose violate blanket interrupt hedge spite spoil disturb hinder clog snag handicap hamper impede embarrass blockade shackle crimp pip foreclose encumber incommode feeze entrammel overslaugh holdback holding preventive obstructive bar resistance barrier opposition obstacle resistant disturbance nuisance trespass roadblock embargo retardation pester molestation bafflement trammel remora trap trash forbid choke traverse mar scotch nick thwart penalize molest hobble snooker stymie heckle occlude interdict stonewall embar make against put a crimp in lay an embargo on in the way under foot
10 缺点
want spot hole bug liability crack fault weakness defect deficiency flaw drawback shortcoming imperfection failing blemish blot insufficiency inadequacy infirmity demerit a chink in armor imperfect failure vice stigma speck frailty weak point out strike shortage gall defection tache down-side take-off nite spot claw-back disamenity default trouble debit kink dereliction nadgers
11 缺陷
hole crack limitation vice fault defect deficiency flaw imperfection failing deformity kink tarnish insufficiency lacuna gap shortage touch bug hooker defection demerit nadgers
12 不情愿
13 的常见搭配词
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