globe
Pronunciation: [ɡloʊb]
Word
Context: "geography"
(noun) a round model of the Earth. It shows continents, oceans, and countries. You can spin it around to see different parts of the world.
Example
The teacher used a globe to show us where Australia is located.
Example
We couldn't find the exact place because the map was flat and not a globe.
Example
Can you find Spain on the globe?
Context: "globalization"
(noun) the world as a whole or the Earth and its atmosphere. It can refer to everything happening on our planet together.
Example
Climate change is affecting the globe and we need to take action.
Example
She doesn’t think about the globe; she only cares about her local area.
Example
What challenges does the globe face today?
Context: "decoration"
(noun) a spherical object often used for decoration or containing a light, like a Christmas globe or a decorative glass sphere.
Example
They decorated the room with a beautiful glass globe that sparkled in the light.
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The globe on the shelf wasn't very pretty; it looked old and dusty.
Example
Where did you buy that globe that lights up?
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