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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

world [Am wərld, Brit wəːld] N

1. world (earth):

world's Am or Brit world record time
world's Am or Brit world record time
¡qué chico es el mundo! LatAm
to be out of this world landscape/food/music:
traer a alguien al mundo
money makes the world go around attr economy/population/peace
money makes the world go around politics/trade

2.1. world (people generally):

2.2. world (society):

3. world (specific period, group):

vivir en su (or mi etc.) propio mundo

4. world as intensifier:

we are worlds apart
we are worlds apart

5. world REL:

world's fair, world fair N

developing world N

old-world [Am ˈoʊld ˈˌwərld, Brit] ADJ

1. old-world:

old-world atmosphere
old-world courtesy
old-world village

2. old-world (European):

world-shattering [ˈwɜːrldˌʃætərɪŋ, ˈwɜːldˌʃætərɪŋ] ADJ

world-famous [Am ˈˌwərld ˈfeɪməs, Brit wəːldˈfeɪməs] ADJ

world leader N

1. world leader POL:

2. world leader (leading country, company):

world-shaking [ˈwərldˌʃeɪkɪŋ] ADJ attr

world-shaking event/announcement/revelations:

world war N

world-class [Am ˈˌwərld ˈˌklæs, Brit ˈwəːldklɑːs] ADJ

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world [wɜ:ld, Am wɜ:rld] N

1. world no pl GEO:

2. world (defined group):

Phrases:

to be worlds apart
to go up in the world Brit inf
to come down in the world Brit inf

world-shaking ADJ, world-shattering ADJ

world-class ADJ

world view N

external world N no pl

world language N

world congress N

world-famous [ˌwɜ:ldˈfeɪməs, Am ˈwɜ:rldˌfeɪ-] ADJ

world population N

world war N HISTORY

u rečniku PONS

world [wɜrld] N

1. world GEO:

2. world (defined group):

Phrases:

to be worlds apart

world-shaking ADJ, world-shattering ADJ

world-class ADJ

world-weary [ˈwɜrld·ˌwɪr·i] ADJ

world war N HISTORY

world-famous [ˈwɜrld·ˌfeɪ·məs] ADJ

world language N

world record N SPORTS

world power N

external world N