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objective

noun (an objective, objectives); adjective (objective)

«objective» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. (noun) An aim or goal you are trying to reach (the lesson objective). tree →
  2. (adjective) Based on facts and not on personal feelings or opinions; fair. tree →
  3. (adjective) Real and able to be measured or checked. tree →
  4. (noun, science) The lens nearest the object in a microscope. tree →

In the lessons

At school: learning objectives on the board ("Today's objective: add fractions"). In science and reports: be objective — write what you saw, not what you hoped. Phrases: learning objective, main objective, stay objective.

Examples

  • Today's learning objective is to measure angles. tree →
  • Our main objective is to finish the project. tree →
  • A referee must be objective and fair. tree →
  • Write an objective report: facts only. tree →
  • Height is an objective fact; who is nicest is an opinion. tree →
  • The team reached its objective of raising 100 pounds. tree →
  • Look through the objective lens of the microscope. tree →

Note

Opposite of the adjective: subjective (based on feelings). Adverb: objectively. In word problems, "the objective" is what you must find. Countable as a noun.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/objective/