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m (G obiektu) 1. (rzecz, przedmiot) object- obiekt kosmiczny a space object- obiekt na mapie a feature on a map- kolekcja obejmuje obiekty pochodzące z XVII wieku the collection includes 17th-century items2. (przedmiot zainteresowań) object, subject- być obiektem badań naukowych to be an object a. a subject of scientific study- być obiektem krytyki to be the object a. target of criticism, to be on the receiving end of criticism- być obiektem plotek to be the subject of gossip- być obiektem czyichś żartów to be the butt of sb’s jokes- był obiektem westchnień każdej dziewczyny he was every girl’s heart-throb- stać się obiektem drwin to become an object a. a target of ridicule, to be held up to ridicule- stał się obiektem kpin/zainteresowania mediów he became a figure of fun/the focus of media attention3. (budynek) building; (zespół budynków) complex- obiekt gastronomiczny/hotelowy/muzealny/sportowy a catering/hotel/museum/sports a. sporting facility- obiekt przemysłowy an industrial works, an industrial plant- obiekt wojskowy military installations- obiekt zabytkowy a historic building, a building of historic(al) interest- uczelnia ma nowoczesne obiekty sportowe the university has modern sports facilities□ niezidentyfikowany obiekt latający Unidentified Flying Object, UFOThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obiek|t
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