globe in Latin
globe in Latin is globus — globe means the planet Earth.
globe in Latin
globus
Any spherical (or nearly spherical) object.
What does "globe" mean?
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noun The planet Earth.
"Millions of people around the globe watched the final on television."
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noun A spherical model showing a map of the Earth.
"The teacher spun the globe and asked the children to find Brazil."
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noun Any round, ball-shaped object, including a light bulb or lamp cover.
"The glass globe on the porch light had cracked in the frost."
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globe in a sentence
- Millions of people around the globe watched the final on television.
- Plastic waste is now a problem in every corner of the globe.
- The teacher spun the globe and asked the children to find Brazil.
- I bought a small globe that lights up from inside.
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What is "globe" in Latin?
"globe" in Latin is globus. globe means: The planet Earth.
How do you use "globe" in a sentence?
Example: "Millions of people around the globe watched the final on television." In Latin, "globe" is globus.
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