objective
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3.7
- noun
- /əbˈdʒɛktɪv/
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objetivo
- First, think about the overall learning goal or objective for student learning of the scientific concept.
- achieve objectives
- goals and objectives
- learning objectives
It wasn't one strategic objective that made Apple.
- It wasn't one strategic objective that made Apple.
- So for example, my objective might be to live longer.
- So I don't think every objective is equally practical.
- He says it knows the latter objective being to be its own self.
- If it were the objective to do that, he's he's doing it.
- So we changed course, started heading towards the the objective about one minute out.
- So our objective is for Asus to be better.
- In the pursuit of that objective, we never murder truth.
- So I think there are three strategic objectives that have to be secured now.
- So massive action without clearly defined objectives is a form of laziness, right?
- That's perhaps the primary objective in my life.
- and it simply says godly objectives assure lasting success.
- And one had the objective of preparing for war.
Examples
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Our main objective this year is to improve customer satisfaction.
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As a young architect, the whole objective was to do creative work.
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If you have an objective, just stick to it.
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So for example, my objective might be to live longer.
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What was your mission or objective?
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What are the learning objectives for each course?
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Just to take care of, to try to get the people fed, I would say is one of the main objectives here.
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Improving communication with problem solving as a shared objective is the focus of this behavioral approach.
Academic text (2011) -
Students have been informed about the research objective, and participation of volunteers has been ensured.
Academic text (2012) -
Your objective is to make sure the plutonium is returned safely to our base.
Synonyms
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1.0
A result a person or group plans to achieve
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1.6
The reason something is done or made
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1.0
The aim of a plan or action
487
1.6
A goal a person or group tries to reach
205
1.0
A goal someone wants to reach
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3.7
A goal someone wants to reach
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.9
The lens nearest the object in a microscope or telescope that makes the main image
- Specialized
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7.4
The form words like him or them take when they are objects in a sentence
How Ambitious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Objective as a goal comes from Latin parts ob- 'toward' and -ject 'to throw', so imagine 'throwing' your aim ahead of you. That's why an objective is something you put in front of you to reach.