the whole earth or all countries; nature and human society as a whole

the international championship tournament itself

the whole world; worldwide; the entire world

The area or environment outside a specific range or physical space

the border or limits of a territory or area of land

boundary or border, especially between nations or administrative regions

1. The surface where two objects or phases of matter meet; a contact surface. 2. The hardware or software connection that allows a user or device to communicate with a computer.

various circles of society; all walks of life; various fields or industries

To give a definition to a concept or term; as a noun, a definition

boundary; demarcation line; dividing line

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

nature; the physical world consisting of all living things and non-living matter

academic circles; the world of research and higher education

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

business world; business community; business circles

press circles; the media; the industry responsible for collecting, writing, and broadcasting news including newspapers, magazines, news agencies, radio, and television

people from every social circle or different levels of society; people from all walks of life

the academic world; academic or educational circles

common boundary; common border; where two places meet

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]]

the world of industry and commerce; the business community

the range of one's sight; also refers more broadly to one's outlook, scope, or knowledge horizon

The place where two things meet; a joint border, interface, or junction.

political and government circles; the world of politics

To cross a boundary or border; to trespass or encroach beyond a set limit.

industrial and commercial circles; the world of business

Prefecture-level city in the northwest of Hunan Province, formerly known as [[大庸|大庸|da4 yong1]]

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

describing a point or state where a sudden change occurs, such as a transition point in physics or the point where a nuclear chain reaction becomes self-sustaining; on the verge of a major change

a physical dividing line between two countries, regions, or areas

national boundary; border between countries

The academic world; academia or people involved in education.

the world of immortals; a fairyland; a paradise

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.

line of demarcation; physical boundary marking the separation of two regions

to significantly increase one's knowledge or broaden one's outlook, especially through new experiences

to go out of bounds; to be outside the lines in sports

the world of finance; banking circles

the medical profession; members of the medical community collectively

the sporting world; the circle of people involved in sports

the entertainment world or performing arts circles, including actors and singers

The business and financial world; those involved in economic activity or concerned with the economy or economics.

the scientific community; the world of science