globe
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɡloʊb/ · UK /ɡləʊb/
Forms: globes
globe means: A ball-shaped model with a map of Earth or another planet on its surface.
noun
A ball-shaped model with a map of Earth or another planet on its surface.
- Find Japan on the globe.
- The teacher spun the globe to show the Pacific Ocean.
- We bought a globe for our daughter’s desk.
The Earth, especially when talking about all its places or people.
- People across the globe watched.
- She has travelled around the globe twice.
- The disease spread to every corner of the globe.
An object shaped like a ball, sometimes showing a map or forming part of a lamp.
- A glass globe covers the light.
- He placed a metal globe on the shelf.
- The lamp’s globe cracked when it fell.
Questions about globe
What does globe mean?
A ball-shaped model with a map of Earth or another planet on its surface.
What is globe in other languages?
Türkçe: dünya küresi · Español: globo terráqueo · Français: globe terrestre · Deutsch: Globus · Italiano: mappamondo · 日本語: 地球儀
How do you pronounce globe?
In American English /ɡloʊb/; in British English /ɡləʊb/.
How do you use globe in a sentence?
Find Japan on the globe. The teacher spun the globe to show the Pacific Ocean.
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