the international championship tournament itself

the whole world; worldwide; the entire world

worldview; world outlook; ideology; a person's fundamental way of looking at the whole world, including the relationship between people and the universe

The highest achievement or best performance in a specific field or sport ever recorded globally.

a large-scale war involving many of the world's major nations

describes someone or something with skills or status that are outstanding on a global level

the end of the world; doomsday; the Day of Judgment in Christian belief systems like Christianity

United Nations specialized agency for international public health, headquartered in Geneva

The World Bank; an international financial institution established by the United Nations in 1945 to provide loans for economic development

a new or unfamiliar place, realm, or state of being

International trade organization established in 1995 to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), headquartered in Geneva; often abbreviated as [[世贸组织|世貿組織|shi4 mao4 zu3 zhi1]]

global; international; having a nature or quality that affects or involves the whole world

Collective name for developing countries, mainly located in Asia, Africa, and Latin America; originally referred to countries not aligned with either the capitalist or communist blocs during the Cold War.Cold War.

(colloquial) everywhere; all over the world; in all places

(Buddhism) the cosmos consisting of one billion worlds

The name of various newspapers, most notably Le Monde (France), El Mundo (Spain), and Die Welt (Germany).

the teeming world; a bustling and prosperous city

the Buddhist Pure Land (Sukhavati) where Amitabha Buddha lives; a place free from suffering and worry where believers hope to go after death

Standard time based on the local time of the prime meridian passing through the Greenwich Observatory in London

An international auxiliary language created in 1887 by L. L. Zamenhof; also occasionally called [[爱世语|愛世語|ai4 shi4 yu3]].

The microscopic world; the realm of extremely small particles such as atoms, electrons, and protons that cannot be seen with the naked eye.

The ideal of a world commonwealth where all nations remove their boundaries to live in equality, peace, and shared prosperity.

Originally a Confucian political ideal, it refers to an ideal state of complete equality where there are no distinctions of class, gender, or religion; in modern political thought, it represents the pursuit of worldwide harmony and racial equality.

the visible universe or material world that is larger than the scale of atoms and particles; often used in contrast to the [[微观世界|微觀世界|wei1 guan1 shi4 jie4]]

(Buddhist term) the whole universe; the cosmos. A short form of [[三千大千世界|三千大千世界|san1 qian1 da4 qian1 shi4 jie4]], representing the three layers of worlds that make up a single universe.

A society characterized by peace, stability, and prosperity; a golden age of law and order.

World Cultural Heritage sites or items as designated by UNESCO; specifically refers to universal human heritage including historic buildings and archaeological sites

a nation with great influence and strength in international affairs

global warming; the gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans

A global Christian non-governmental organization founded in 1950 by Bob Pierce, focusing on humanitarian aid, poverty relief, and community development. Known as [[世界宣明会|世界宣明會|shi4 jie4 xuan1 ming2 hui4]] in Mainland China.

Metaphor for high-altitude regions, usually referring to the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau or the Pamir Mountains; sometimes also used to refer specifically to Mt. Everest.

the state of affairs across the globe

the economy of the whole world as a single economic system

The Miss World international beauty pageant

world's fair; an international exhibition designed to showcase the achievements of nations; also referred to by the short forms [[世博|世博|shi4 bo2]] or [[世博会|世博會|shi4 bo2 hui4]]

World First-Class University and First-Class Academic Discipline Construction, a major tertiary education development plan in mainland China to develop elite universities and departments into world-class institutions

international Christian humanitarian aid, development, and advocacy organization, known by this name in Mainland China

The United Nations agency dedicated to using intellectual property as a means to stimulate innovation and creativity

world champion; world crown

world-famous; renowned throughout the world

The general direction of events and social movements across the world.

ranked number one in the world; the world's first

United Nations food aid organization responsible for providing food assistance and emergency relief globally

World Meteorological Organization (WMO)

World Earth Day, observed annually on April 22nd to promote environmental protection; often shortened to [[地球日|地球日|di4 qiu2 ri4]]

world economic outlook; global economic prospects

United Nations General Assembly declaration adopted in 1948 which outlines the fundamental human rights and freedoms of all people