物ぶっ体たい

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

Refers to a physical, tangible thing; often used in scientific or technical contexts, but also in everyday language for any material object.

物ぶっ体たいが落らっ下かするan object falls (due to gravity)
屋おく上じょうから物ぶっ体たいが落らっ下かしてきた。
An object fell from the rooftop.
物ぶっ体たいを検けん出しゅつするto detect an object (with a sensor, radar, etc.)
センサーが動うごく物ぶっ体たいを検けん出しゅつした。
The sensor detected a moving object.
物ぶっ体たいに力ちからが働はたらくa force acts on an object
この物ぶっ体たいには重じゅう力りょくが働はたらいている。
Gravity is acting on this object.
物ぶっ体たいの重おもさを測はかるto measure the weight of an object
この物ぶっ体たいの重おもさを測はかってみよう。
Let's measure the weight of this object.

物ものN5
物 is the broadest word for 'thing', covering both concrete and abstract things, while 物体 specifically denotes a tangible, physical object, often in scientific contexts.
物ぶっ質しつN3
物質 refers to matter or substance in general (e.g. a chemical or material), whereas 物体 refers to a discrete, bounded physical object.
オブジェクト
物体 is the native Japanese word for a physical object, while オブジェクト is a loanword more common in technical, digital, or artistic contexts.

個こ体たいN2
個体 means an individual organism or a solid (as opposed to liquid/gas), while 物体 is the general term for any physical, tangible object.

Compound of 物 (butsu, 'thing') and 体 (tai, 'body, form'). The reading is on'yomi, and the word is a relatively modern coinage for 'physical object'.