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Also known as object (traditional grammar), OBJ
grammatical term; argument in a proposition
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In grammar, an object is a word or phrase that receives the action of a verb or follows a preposition in a sentence. Understanding objects helps clarify how different parts of a sentence relate to each other and what roles they play in conveying meaning.
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宾语，又稱受詞，是指一個動作（動詞）的接受者。例如中文“我寫作业”中，「作业」即為受詞。 宾语分為直接受詞和間接受詞兩大類，其中直接受詞指動作的直接對象，間接受詞說明動作的非直接，但受動作影響的對象。一般而言，及物動詞後面最少要有一個受詞，而該受詞通常為直接受詞，有些及物動詞要求兩個受詞，則它们通常一個為受格，另一個為与格。
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