گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'objective'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: هدف

2 عمومی:: عینی‌

3 عمومی:: مقصود

4 عمومی:: هدف‌

5 عمومی:: معقول‌

6 عمومی:: عینی

7 عمومی:: علمی‌ و بدون‌ نظ‌ر خصوصی‌

8 عمومی:: عینی

9 عمومی:: بی‌ ط‌رف‌

10 عمومی:: حالت‌

11 عمومی:: قابل‌ مشاهده‌

12 فلسفه:: عینی

1 general::   noun ADJ. key, main, major, primary, prime, principal | broad, overall, overriding, ultimate | limited, narrow | long-term, short-term | clear, specific | stated The legislation has failed to achieve its stated objectives. | common The two groups are pursuing a common objective. | economic, educational, environmental, military, political, strategic | business, policy VERB + OBJECTIVE accomplish, achieve, attain, fulfil, meet, reach, succeed in The department needs more money to fulfil its objectives. | fail in | agree, define, establish, formulate, identify, set, specify We need to establish a clear objective. | declare, state | clarify | promote, pursue PREP. in an/the ~ The party is radical in its objectives. | ~ of We succeeded in our prime objective of cutting costs.

2 general:: noun goal: The trip objective is to have fun. adj. unprejudiced: We need an objective appraisal.

3 general:: objective verbs have an objective • Our main objective is to reduce road accidents. set an objective (= decide what you are trying to achieve ) • Pupils should be encouraged to set their own objectives. achieve/accomplish an objective ( also attain an objective formal ) • The policy should help us achieve our objective of reducing paper waste. reach/meet an objective (= achieve an objective ) • We need to control spending in order to meet our financial objectives. pursue an objective (= try to achieve something you want ) • War has always been a means of pursuing national objectives. adjectives the main/principal objective • This research project has three main objectives. the primary/prime objective (= the main one ) • The primary objective of training is to improve performance. a key objective (= a very important objective ) • Their economic strategy was based on a number of key objectives. a clear objective • A manager must give his team clear objectives to work towards. a specific objective • Most classroom activities have a specific learning objective. a stated objective (= what someone says their objective is ) • The city’s stated objective was to improve housing in the area. a common objective (= one that people, countries etc share ) • Our employees have a sense of common objectives and their commitment is high. an economic/military/business/political etc objective • We have made good progress towards meeting our business objectives. phrases aims and objectives (= all the things someone wants to achieve ) • The department should clearly state its aims and objectives.

4 general::   adj. VERBS be, seem | remain ADV. truly, very | completely, purely, totally, wholly It is impossible to be completely objective. | fairly, quite, reasonably | apparently | supposedly