Definition: "Object(s)" refers to one or more things in a given context, such as an object for a toy, an object for a book, objects that belong to a person or a group, etc. Here are some examples of "object(s)": - Toy: A set of items that is played with, such as a ball and a puppet. - Book: A collection of pages arranged in order, such as a book on history and science. - Person: A living individual who has the capacity to experience things and act accordingly, such as a teacher or a parent. - Group: A group of individuals who share a common interest, such as a community for environmental protection. The word "object(s)" can also be used in other contexts, depending on the specific meaning needed. For instance, if you are discussing objects that belong to someone else (such as pets or household items), then "object(s)" could be used to refer to them.
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