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The receiver of these actions is called the object．这些动作的承受者称为宾语。
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Verbs that do not take an object are called intransitive verbs．不跟宾语的动词称为不及物动词。
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direct (indirect) object 直接（间接）宾语
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complex object 复合宾语
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648 object (v.)
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object作为动词时读作/əbˈdʒekt/，主要表示“反对”或“不赞成”，可以：
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和to连用，后面跟名词（代词）或动名词：
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Mother objected to his rudeness．母亲不赞成他的粗鲁无礼。
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They’ve objected to me on personal grounds．他们反对我出于个人原因。
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I strongly objected to your saying that．我强烈反对你这样说话。
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I objected to being treated like a child．我不喜欢被当作小孩儿对待。
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跟不定式：
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She objected to marry a Jew．她反对和犹太人结婚。
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I think Moore will not object to do that．我想穆尔不会反对那样做。
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Would you object to let him go？你会反对让他走吗？
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不跟宾语：
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I object? Why should I？我反对？我为什么会呢？
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I thought you wouldn’t object if I changed them．我想我改动它们你不会反对。
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649 oblige—obligation
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oblige是动词，主要表示“迫使”：
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The law obliges parents to send their children to school．法律迫使家长送子女入学。
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This fog may oblige (compel) me to walk home．大雾可能将迫使我步行回家。
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His health obliged him to retire at an early age．身体不好迫使他早退休。
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常用于被动结构，表示“被迫”、“不得不”：
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