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单词 objective
释义
objective
noun[C]
uk
/əbˈdʒek.tɪv/us
/əbˈdʒek.tɪv/
B2
something that youplanto do orachieve:
目标；目的
Hermain/primeobjective now issimplytostayinpower.她现在的主要目标就是继续掌权。
Can thesalesteamachieve/meetitsfinancialobjectives?销售人员能否完成财务目标？
Synonyms
aim(INTENTION)
ambition
aspiration(HOPE)
dream(HOPE)
goal(AIM)
hope
intentformalorspecialized
intention
object(PURPOSE)
target(AIM)
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
something you want to do or achieve
  • aimOur aim in protesting is to raise awareness of the unfairness of the system.
  • goalMy goal in life has always been to be financially independent.
  • objectiveOne of my objectives for this year is to increase sales.
  • targetIf you meet your sales targets you will receive a generous bonus.
  • dreamWhen I was growing up my dream was to perform in front of millions of people.
  • hopeMy hope is that there will be some kind of positive outcome to this process.
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More examples
  • Ourmainobjective is toimprovethe company'sproductivity.
  • Mysoleobjective is to make theinformationmorewidelyavailable.
  • The project's objectives wereadumbratedin thereport.
  • The government'strainingpolicy, heclaimed, wasachievingitsobjectives.
  • We need toidentifythebestwaysofattainingourobjectives.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Goals and purposes
  • affordance
  • ambition
  • avail
  • cause
  • dedicated
  • deflect
  • dream
  • end
  • it's the thought that countsidiom
  • key performance indicator
  • KPI
  • moonshot
  • point
  • poodle
  • target
  • thought
  • towards
  • unfocused
  • use
  • utility
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objective
adjective
uk
/əbˈdʒek.tɪv/us
/əbˈdʒek.tɪv/
B2
basedonrealfactsand notinfluencedbypersonalbeliefsorfeelings:
客观的；如实的；不带个人感情的
an objective andimpartialreport客观公正的报告
I can't really be objective when I'mjudgingmy daughter'swork.评价自己女儿的作品时，我的确无法做到客观。
Opposite
subjective
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unbiased or impartial
  • balanced
  • disinterest
  • disinterested
  • dispassionate
  • dispassionately
  • equitably
  • equity
  • impartial
  • impartiality
  • impartially
  • merit
  • neutral
  • neutrally
  • non-aligned
  • non-alignment
  • non-intervention
  • objectively
  • unbiased
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Related words

objectively
objectivity
(Definition ofobjectivefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

objective| American Dictionary

objective
adjective
us
/əbˈdʒek·tɪv,ɑb-/

objectiveadjective(FAIR OR REAL)

notinfluencedbypersonalbeliefsorfeelings;fairorreal:
an objectiveopinion

objectiveadjective(GRAMMAR)

[not gradable]grammar
having orrelatingto thecase(=form)of anoun,pronoun, oradjectiveused to show that a word is theobjectof averb
objective
noun[C]
us
/əbˈdʒek·tɪv,ɑb-/

objectivenoun[C](AIM)

something that youaimto do orachieve:
long-termobjectives
Hismainobjective thissemesteris toimprovehisgrades.
(Definition ofobjectivefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

objective| Business English

objective
noun[C]
uk
/əbˈdʒektɪv/us
something that you areplanningto do orachieve:
agree/establish/set objectivesManagement must setclearobjectives that everyonesubscribesto.
achieve/meet/reach your objectivesInvestinggloballyenhancesthe fund'sabilitytomeetitsprimaryobjective.
key/main/primary/principal objectiveTheprimaryinvestmentobjective of theaccountis tomaximizeafter-taxreturns.
long-term/short-term objectiveThecompanyfailedtomeetitsshort-termobjective ofexpandingintoAsia.
business/company/performanceobjectives
financial/investment/strategicobjectives
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See also

management by objectives
objective
adjective
uk
/əbˈdʒektɪv/us
notinfluencedbypersonalfeelingsorbeliefs:
be objective about sthOne of thebiggestproblemsin acelebritycaseis beingabletoselectjurorswho can be objective about it.
objective criteria/evidence/opinionAnalystsproducedobjectiveevidencethat theworldwasheadingfor aglobalrecession.
anobjectiveaccount/assessment/report
(Definition ofobjectivefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofobjective

objective
Theobjectivereality in which an individual lives and acts is not "purely natural" but includes products of former human social activity.
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The government'sobjectivefunction depends on whether it recognizes returns to all land, both cultivated and common, or returns only to common land.
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Of course, many of the objectives could have also been accomplished by regulations.
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A number of control schemes for achieving thisobjectivehave been reported in the literature.
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Such a path would occur if memory complaints were based on a comparison of present and pastobjectivememory performance.
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Next, they were taught to define appropriate behaviors and to set clear objectives for their child.
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Despite the variety of systems, the objectives guiding these reforms have been rather similar.
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What in particular would then become of the truth-findingobjective?
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As the title suggests, debate and dialogue of both specific case-studies and abstract themes play an important part m the realization of thisobjective.
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As the title suggests, debate and dialogue of both specific case-studies and abstract themes play an important part in the realization of thisobjective.
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Theobjectivewas to test trap performance in relevant contexts to facilitate straightforward use by both researchers and the public.
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It isobjective, factual, formal, official, sometimes tending to hostility.
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The second generalobjectivewas to assess the impact of the experimental prevention program on developmental trajectories of antisocial behavior.
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This means that the state variables converge asymptotically to zero, thus meeting the controlobjective.
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The above variables may be considered asobjectiveparameters of adaptation.
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Collocationswithobjective

objective

These are words often used in combination withobjective.

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achievable objective
Thus, increasing adiponectin is an achievable objective.
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ambitious objective
This book has anambitiousobjective: "the discussion and the practical illustration of techniques used in applied macroeconometrics" (p. v).
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basic objective
These could have a direct impact on a study's potential to meet the basic objective of contributing to improve management of the healthcare system as a whole.
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