worldwide
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2.1
- adverb
- /ˈwɜrldˌwaɪd/
:
en todo el mundo
- As the HIV-1 epidemic continues to spread worldwide, the need for an effective vaccine remains urgent.
- million people worldwide
- people worldwide
- scientists worldwide
Arena, and at the time I had, I had two movies that were released worldwide through distribution.
- Arena, and at the time I had, I had two movies that were released worldwide through distribution.
- Yeah, because Infinity War made more money worldwide.
- PB is about to take the fuck off PB worldwide.
- And she's very popular in both countries, actually worldwide.
- So the testing phase is really ramping up worldwide.
- Bo is not afraid in movie theaters wherever you live, right, worldwide.
Examples
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Now these things are sold worldwide under various different names.
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I will be shipping worldwide from day one.
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And therefore the audience worldwide will be able to hear him.
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The film is about girls worldwide who struggle to get an education.
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Bringing philosophy to a worldwide audience.
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So I have set up worldwide distribution.
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Will represent the aspirations of children worldwide.
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...computer virus is affecting Internet service worldwide.
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Barringer has helped improve the performance of manufacturing plants worldwide through cost reduction, improved quality, and improved reliability.
Academic text (2011) -
Many companies sell their products worldwide to reach a larger audience.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
In or at any place that is not a particular one
571
1.0
In many different countries on all continents
244
1.0
In many countries around the world
77
3.5
All over the world
29
3.8
Everywhere in the world
1
2.0
In all places
In every possible place
Antonyms
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Worldwide is made from world and wide, with wide meaning 'over a large area' and world meaning the whole Earth. So, as an adverb, worldwide means 'all over the world', or simply 'everywhere on Earth'.