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globe

/ɡloʊb/

Traduction: Nom désignant une représentation sphérique de la Terre ou d'un autre corps céleste, ainsi que la Terre elle-même en tant que planète.

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noun

/ɡloʊb/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une représentation sphérique de la Terre ou d'un autre corps céleste, ainsi que la Terre elle-même en tant que planète.

A noun referring to a spherical representation of the Earth or another celestial body, or the Earth itself as a planet.

  1. The EarthA2formal

    The planet Earth, often used to refer to the whole world.

    frLa Terre (le globe terrestre)

    • The globe is facing climate change challenges.
    • She traveled across the globe for her research.
    • The company has offices all over the globe.

    Synonymesearthplanetworld

  2. Spherical modelA2formal

    A spherical representation of the Earth or the heavens, typically mounted on a stand.

    frglobe (représentation sphérique)

    • The teacher used a globe to show the continents.
    • He spun the globe and pointed to a random country.
    • A globe is a useful tool for geography lessons.

    Synonymesorbsphere

  3. Spherical objectB1formal

    Any object shaped like a sphere or ball.

    frobjet sphérique

    • The glass globe contained a small light.
    • A globe of ice formed around the bottle.
    • The artist created a globe of metal for the sculpture.

    Synonymesballglobuleorbspherespheroid

Formes
  • globes plural form
  • globes' possessive plural form
  • globe's possessive singular form
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