object glass

1. An object, especially a vessel or an ornament, made of such glass.
   用这种玻璃制成的物品，尤指器皿或饰物。
2. The artist wants to "show living people, perceived at the same time as object and subject through a kind of magnifying glass and to expose man in the situations of his personal life".
   这位艺术家想要「展现通过某种放大镜同时作为客体和主体被认知的活生生的人，并且在人的私生活情境中展现人」。
3. Alteration in the shape or dimensions of an object as a result of the application of stress to it. Deformation of Curved Air-Grid in Roller-Type Tempering Furnace and the Pressure on Glass
   某物因受到压力而产生的形状或尺寸的改变。辊台式钢化炉弯风栅变形与玻璃受力
4. I don't object to a glass of hot water.
   喝杯开水我倒不反对。
5. It is easy to see how orthographic projection works if you imagine that the object is inside a glass box.
   如果想像物体是在玻璃盒子里，那么你会很容易地理解正交正投影的原理。
6. A31-year-old man in police custody says he tossed a cigarette out of his car, but an eyewitness told police the man threw a large object, the glass bottle with an accelerant.
   一位31岁的男子在被审讯时说自己从车内扔出了一个烟蒂，而目击者告诉警方他扔的是一个燃烧瓶。
7. The object glass of a telescope must be accurately centered.
   望远镜的物镜必须精确置于中心上。
8. In this paper, the microsphere and tapered fiber coupling system, as a whole, is regarded as the object of study. In the experiment, the discrete structural resonance in the quartz microsphere and glass microsphere doped by Er3+ is observed.
   本论文将熔锥光纤与微球作为一个有机的整体进行耦合实验研究，发现在石英微球腔和掺铒磷酸盐微球腔内存在明显的等间距的分立峰。

noun

1. the lens or system of lenses in a telescope or microscope that is nearest the object being viewed

   Synonym:    objectiveobjective lensobject lens