objective

• Beschreibt etwas, das auf Tatsachen beruht und nicht von persönlichen Gefühlen oder Meinungen beeinflusst ist. Bezieht sich auch auf eine unparteiische, sachliche Haltung oder Darstellung.

Describes something that is based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.

1. Not influenced by personal feelingsB2formal

   Based on facts and evidence rather than personal opinions or emotions.

   Objektiv

   • A judge must remain objective when hearing a case.
   • The scientist provided an objective analysis of the data.
   • It is difficult to be objective about your own work.

   Synonymedetacheddispassionatefairimpartialneutralopen-mindedunbiasedunprejudiced

   Antonymepartialprejudicedsubjective

2. Real and not imaginaryB2formal

   Existing independently of the mind; actual.

   Objektiv

   • The objective reality of the situation is clear.
   • We need to focus on objective facts, not speculation.
   • The objective truth is that the project failed.

   Synonymeactualconcreteexistentfactualrealtangibletrueverifiable

   Antonymeimaginarymentalsubjective

• Substantiv, das ein konkretes Ziel, eine Absicht oder eine Aufgabe bezeichnet, die man erreichen will.

A noun referring to a specific goal, aim, or target that one strives to achieve.

1. Goal or aimB1formal

   A specific result that a person or system aims to achieve within a time frame and with available resources.

   Ziel

   • The main objective of the project is to reduce costs.
   • She set clear objectives for her team this quarter.
   • Our objective is to increase customer satisfaction by 20%.

   Synonymeaimdestinationendgoalintentobjectpurposetarget

2. Military targetB2formal

   A specific target or area that is the focus of a military operation.

   Militärisches Ziel

   • The soldiers were ordered to capture the strategic objective.
   • The bombing mission had a single objective: the enemy headquarters.
   • They achieved all their military objectives within the first week.

   Synonymetarget