global
UK /ˈɡləʊbəl/ US /ˈɡlɐʉbəl/
adj 5noun 1adv 1
Collocations
5ADJ.
agricultural, climatic, english, local, red, responsible, serious, social
The local company decided to expand into global markets after years of success at home.
VERB + GLOBAL
act, combating, denies, gas, lead, needs, power, rights
We need to act global if we want to solve the climate crisis together.
GLOBAL + NOUN
crisis, it's, language, others, output, pathways, precautions, problem
The global crisis has forced many countries to work together on solutions.
PREP.
about, between, from, in, in, than
Climate change is a problem that affects countries between the global north and south.
ADV.
directly, unsuccessfully
The new policy directly affected global trade agreements between major nations.
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