No. 662 in Spanish
objeto
Object; a thing that can be seen or touched.
In a sentence
El objeto sobre la mesa es un reloj.
The object on the table is a clock.
In this sentence, 'objeto' is used to refer to a physical item, emphasizing its tangible presence.
El objeto de la reunión es discutir nuevos proyectos.
The objective of the meeting is to discuss new projects.
Here, 'objeto' is used metaphorically to signify the purpose or goal of an event.
Observamos un objeto desconocido en el cielo anoche.
We observed an unknown object in the sky last night.
In this context, 'objeto' describes an unidentified item perceived through observation, implying curiosity or investigation.
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