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单词 globe
释义
globe
noun
uk
/ɡləʊb/us
/ɡloʊb/

globenoun(WORLD)

the globeC2[S]
theworld:
地球；世界
Hisgreatestambitionis tosailaroundthe globe.他最远大的志向就是驾船环球航行。
She is asuperstarall aroundthe globe.她是一位国际超级明星。
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  • acircumnavigationof the globe fromwesttoeast
  • The TVseriescontinuesitshaphazardmeanderaround the globe - thisweekit will be in Portugal.
  • Thesurgein USsharepricesreverberatedacrossthe globe.
  • Although sheretiredfrompoliticsfiveyearsago, she stilltrotsaround the globe, givingspeechesandmeetingworldleaders.
  • Thiseventwill bewatchedby anestimated20 millionpeoplearound the globe.
[C]
amapof theworldmade in theshapeof aballandattachedto asupport, that can beturnedaround at the sameangleas theearthturnsinspace:
地球仪
Shespunthe globe, andpointedto the Solomon Islands.她转动地球仪，然后指向所罗门群岛。
picture of globe
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Spherical, circular and annular objects

globenoun(ROUND OBJECT)

[C]
any ball-shapedobject
球状物，球体
[C]Australian English
alight globeAustralian English
（同 light globe）
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  • knob
  • pearl
  • pellet
  • pelleted
  • ring
  • roll
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Lighting & light fittings in the home
(Definition ofglobefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

globe| American Dictionary

globe
noun
us
/ɡloʊb/

globenoun(WORLD)

[U]
theworld:
TheOlympicGameswill beseenaround the globe.

globenoun(ROUND OBJECT)

[C]
anobjectshapedlike aball, or such anobjecthaving amapof theworldonitsoutersurface
(Definition ofglobefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

the globe| Business English

the globe
noun[S]
uk
us
theworld:
Today, we'relookingatsitesallaround theglobefor theexpansionofourcompany.
(Definition ofthe globefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofglobe

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At present, aglobe-net-transfer of sound material passes through different contexts and spaces, and seems to be adapting itself to different social speeds.
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Everywhere on theglobepeople watch the same films, eat the same food, and wear the same clothing.
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This raises the crucial subject of resource allocation and its uneven distribution around theglobe.
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Deprived of every tender care, exposed to all the dangers and difficulties of hostile operations in another quarter of theglobe.
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Some even predicted a near-global meltdown with famines stretching across ourglobe.
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This is not the only pattern possible, however: in many industries, multinational corporations demand seamless operations across theglobe.
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These participants buy seasonally for various reasons such as the social and environmental implications of importing foods from around theglobe.
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The aggrandizing state has run amok and collectivism has triumphed across theglobe.
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British national identity is not only constructed in relation to ideas about distant racialized populations around theglobe.
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Architecture is marketed as a tourist attraction in cities around theglobe.
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Moreover, there is not much area left on theglobethat is agriculturally promising.
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First because he sees western civilization expanding over the wholeglobe, and western culture replacing cultures of other types.
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All of these changes will have effects on the global economy and the quality of life around theglobe.
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The conjunctiva was cut and thegloberetracted with forceps to expose the optic nerve.
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Although the forum speaker points to theglobeof the world, the working man's attention is fixed on the city where he lives and works.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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