Fromglobe +-al ; compareFrench global .
global (comparative moreglobal ,superlative mostglobal )
Concerning all parts of theworld .2003 , Catherine Dupré,Importing the law in post-communist transitions , page169 :Some rights are moreglobal than others; social rights in particular do not seem to globalise easily.
2013 June 7,Joseph Stiglitz , “Globalisation is about taxes too ”, inThe Guardian Weekly , volume188 , number26 , page19 :It is time the international community faced the reality: we have an unmanageable, unfair, distortionaryglobal tax regime. It is a tax system that is pivotal in creating the increasing inequality that marks most advanced countries today […].
Pollution is aglobal problem.
( not comparable ) Pertaining to the whole of something;total ,universal :2013 December 30, Matthew Katze, Don Crawford,Office 365: Migrating and Managing Your Business in the Cloud [1] ,→ISBN , page366 :The first account that is created when you sign up is theglobal Administrator.
( not comparable , computing ) Of avariable , accessible by all parts of a program.Global variables keep support engineers employed.
Which has to beconsidered in itsentirety . Spherical ,ball -shaped.In the center was a small,global mass.
( notcomparable ) Of or relating to aglobe orsphere .spherical
Bulgarian:сфери́чен (bg) ( sferíčen ) Catalan:globular Czech:kulovitý (cs) Danish:kuglerund ,kugleformet (da) ,sfærisk Dutch:bolvormig (nl) ,bolrond (nl) ,sferisch (nl) Esperanto:sfera (eo) ,sferforma Finnish:pallomainen (fi) ,pyöreä (fi) French:globulaire (fr) German:kugelförmig (de) ,Kugel- (de) Ido:globala (io) Khmer:មូល (km) ( muul ) Persian:کروی (fa) ( koravi ) Polish:kulisty (pl) ,sferyczny (pl) Portuguese:globular ,esférico (pt) Russian:сфери́ческий (ru) ( sferíčeskij ) Swedish:sfärisk (sv) ,klotformad (sv) ,klotformig (sv) ,globulär Turkish:küresel (tr)
of or relating to a globe or sphere
concerning all parts of the world
Arabic:عَالَمِيّ ( ʕālamiyy ) Belarusian:сусве́тны ( susvjétny ) ,глаба́льны ( hlabálʹny ) Bulgarian:глоба́лен ( globálen ) ,световен (bg) ( svetoven ) Catalan:mundial (ca) ,global (ca) Chinese:Mandarin:全球 (zh) ( quánqiú ) ,萬國 / 万国 (zh) ( wànguó ) Czech:globální (cs) ,světový (cs) Danish:global (da) ,verdensomspændende Dutch:(pleaseverify ) globaal (nl) ,(pleaseverify ) wereldwijd (nl) ,(pleaseverify ) wereld- (nl) ,(pleaseverify ) mondiaal (nl) Esperanto:tutmonda (eo) Estonian:ülemaailmne ,globaalne ,globaalne Finnish:maailmanlaajuinen (fi) ,globaali (fi) ,maailman- (fi) ,globaali- (fi) French:global (fr) ,mondial (fr) Georgian:მსოფლიო ( msoplio ) ,გლობალური ( globaluri ) ,საყოველთაო ( saq̇oveltao ) ,საზოგადო ( sazogado ) German:global (de) ,Welt- (de) ,weltweit (de) Greek:παγκόσμιος (el) ( pagkósmios ) Hungarian:globális (hu) Ido:mondala (io) Irish:domhanda Japanese:グローバル (ja) ( gurōbaru ) ,地球規模 ( chikyū kibo ) ,世界的 (ja) ( sekaiteki ) ,万国の (ja) ( bankoku no ) Kazakh:ғаламдық ( ğalamdyq ) ,жаһандық ( jahandyq ) ,бүкіл дүниежүзілік ( bükıl düniejüzılık ) ,бүкіләлемдік ( bükılälemdık ) Khmer:នៃសាកល ( ney saakɑl ) Korean:세계적(世界的) (ko) ( segyejeok ) Latin:universalis m or f ,universale n ,mundanus m ,totīus mundi m ( gen. ) Macedonian:глобален ( globalen ) ,светски ( svetski ) Malayalam:ആഗോള (ml) ( āgōḷa ) Maori:huriao Marathi:जागतिक ( jāgtik ) Persian:جهانی (fa) ( jahâni ) Polish:globalny (pl) ,światowy (pl) Portuguese:global (pt) ,mundial (pt) Russian:всеми́рный (ru) ( vsemírnyj ) ,глоба́льный (ru) ( globálʹnyj ) ,мирово́й (ru) ( mirovój ) Scottish Gaelic:domhanta Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:светски ,свјетски ,глобалан Roman:svetski ,svjetski (sh) ,globalan (sh) Slovak:svetový ,globálny (sk) Slovene:svetoven ,globalen Spanish:global (es) ,mundial (es) Swedish:global (sv) ,världsomspännande (sv) ,världsomfattande (sv) Turkish:global (tr) ,küresel (tr) Ukrainian:світови́й ( svitovýj ) ,глоба́льний ( hlobálʹnyj ) Welsh:byd-eang
of a variable, in computing
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global (plural globals )
( computing ) A globallyscoped identifier .global (comparative moreglobal ,superlative mostglobal )
In the global manner; world-wide.2016 , Vinod K. Jain,Global Strategy: Competing in the Connected Economy , page122 :Coca-Cola, for example, shifted its stance, unsuccessfully, between “think global, actglobal ” and “think local, act local” during the tenures of three different CEOs in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
“global ”, inOneLook Dictionary Search . global inKeywords for Today: A 21st Century Vocabulary , edited by The Keywords Project, Colin MacCabe, Holly Yanacek, 2018. William Dwight Whitney ,Benjamin E[li] Smith , editors (1911 ), “global ”, inThe Century Dictionary [ … ] , New York, N.Y.:The Century Co. ,→OCLC .Fromglobus +-al .
global m or f (masculine and feminine plural globals )
global ( concerning all parts of the world ) Fromglobe ( “ globe ” ) +-al , fromLatin globus ( “ globe, sphere ” ) .
global (feminine globale ,masculine plural globaux ,feminine plural globales )
( originally ) global , spherical; (hence ) concerning the whole worldas awhole , on the whole; total global m or f (plural globais )
global global (strong nominative masculine singular globaler ,not comparable )
global ( worldwide ) Synonym: weltweit Antonyms: lokal ,regional Positive forms ofglobal (uncomparable )
“global ” inDuden online “global ” inDigitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache Borrowed fromDutch globaal , fromFrench global ,globe , fromLatin globus ( “ globe, sphere ” ) .
global
general , notprecise ,rough Synonym: kasar global ,worldwide Synonym: mendunia From the nounglobus .
global (neuter singular globalt ,definite singular and plural globale )
global From the nounglobus .
global (neuter singular globalt ,definite singular and plural globale )
global global m (feminine singular globala ,masculine plural globals ,feminine plural globalas )
global ( concerning all parts of the world )
Rhymes:( Portugal ) -al ,( Brazil ) -aw Hyphenation:glo‧bal Fromglobo ( “ globe ” ) +-al ( “ of or relating to ” ) .
global m or f (plural globais )
global ( concerning all parts of the world ) Synonym: mundial ( computing , of a variable) global ( accessible by all parts of a program ) FromGlobo +-al .
global m or f (plural globais )
( Brazil , of artists) working, having worked, or with potential to work, withGlobo (Brazilian television network)uma atrizglobal ―aGlobo actress ( Brazil ) of or relating toGlobo Borrowed fromFrench global . Equivalent toglob +-al .
global m or n (feminine singular globală ,masculine plural globali ,feminine and neuter plural globale )
global IPA (key ) : /ɡloˈbal/ [ɡloˈβ̞al] Rhymes:-al Syllabification:glo‧bal global m or f (masculine and feminine plural globales )
global ( concerning all parts of the world ) Synonym: mundial Antonym: local global m (plural globales )
( sports ) aggregate ( the total score in a set of games between teams or competitors, usually the combination of the home and away scores ) Synonym: resultado global glob +-al
global (notcomparable )
global , spanning the entire globe, the whole world,international ,universal Inflection ofglobal Indefinite positive comparative superlative1 common singular global — — neuter singular globalt — — plural globala — — masculine plural2 globale — — Definite positive comparative superlative masculine singular3 globale — — all globala — —
1 The indefinite superlative forms are only used in the predicative.2 Dated or archaic.3 Only used, optionally, to refer to things whose natural gender is masculine.