world

🇺🇸 /wɜːrld/ 🇬🇧 /wɜːld/
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Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-B1
noun
A1

The planet Earth and everything on it.

They traveled around the world to see many countries.

A1

Used to show something is the best or most important of its kind.

She became the world champion in her sport.

B1

A specific area, group of people, or time in history.

The ancient world had many great civilizations.

B1

People or things connected to a specific interest or job.

He is famous in the business world for his success.

B1

Everything that exists of a certain type or a way of life.

The animal world is full of amazing creatures.

B1

Human society and how people live.

The whole world celebrated the peaceful agreement.

R

A life focused on material things rather than spiritual values.

Some people choose to leave the material world for a simpler life.

B2

A person's life, including their environment and relationships.

Her world changed completely when she moved to a new city.

B2

An imaginary or created environment, like in games.

Video games often create amazing fantasy worlds for players to explore.

R

A planet similar to Earth.

Scientists search for other worlds that might support life.

R

Human existence and life.

People often wonder about the meaning of life in this world.

translation

n. The planet Earth and everything on it.; Used to show something is the best or most important of its kind.; A specific area, group of people, or time in history.; People or things connected to a specific interest or job.; Everything that exists of a certain type or a way of life.; Human society and how people live.; A life focused on material things rather than spiritual values.; A person's life, including their environment and relationships.; An imaginary or created environment, like in games.; A planet similar to Earth.; Human existence and life.

Word Forms

Plural worlds