globe

UK /ɡləʊb/ US /ɡloʊb/
noun 5verb 2name 2

Collocations

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(noun.)

VERB + GLOBE

span

The airline's new flight routes now span the globe, connecting passengers to over 150 countries.

circumnavigate, travel

Her dream was to travel the globe and visit every continent before turning thirty.

PREP

across the ~

Millions of people across the globe use social media every single day.

all over the ~

People travel all over the globe to experience different cultures and traditions.

around/round the ~

People from around the globe can now connect through social media websites.

PHRASES

all parts of the globe, every corner of the globe

Musicians from all parts of the globe gathered together to perform at the festival.

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