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| across the world adv | (all over the Earth) | na całym świecie wyr. |
| | It sure would be nice if peace broke out across the world for a change. |
| all over the world expr | (in many countries) | na całym świecie wyr. |
| | Santa Claus is known all over the world. |
| all over the world adv | figurative (everywhere) | wszędzie zaim. |
| | Luke had searched all over the world, but there was no sign of Naomi. |
| around the world adv | (in many countries) | prawie na całym świecie wyr. |
| | The Internet allows people around the world to share information. |
| around the world adv | (circumnavigating the world) | przez cały świat wyr. |
| | Ferdinand Magellan's ship sailed around the world in the 1500s. |
| better world n | (heaven) (przenośny) | lepszy świat przym. + m |
| | After her husband's death, Rachel took comfort in the idea that he had gone to a better world. |
| come into the world v expr | (person: be born) | przychodzić na świat zwrot ndk. |
| | | przyjść na świat zwrot dk. |
| | He came into the world kicking and screaming just like the rest of us. |
| corner of the world n | (geographic area) | zakątek świata m + m |
| | I hope all is well in your corner of the world. |
| dead to the world adj | slang, figurative (asleep) | śpiący jak zabity wyr. |
| | Once he is asleep he is dead to the world: we can make noise if we want. |
| developing world n | (Third World: poor countries) | świat rozwijający się m + im. czyn. |
| dream world n | (idealization, fantasy) | fantazja ż |
| | In my dream world, I'm as young and healthy as I was 30 years ago. |
| free world n | (democratic nations) | wolny świat przym. + m |
| | The Cold war divided the world into two halves: the free world and the communist world. |
| in the whole wide world adv | (anywhere on earth) | na całym świecie wyr. |
| | If you could go anywhere in the whole wide world, where would you go first? |
| in the world adv | (anywhere on earth) | na świecie przyim. + m |
| | There's nowhere in the world I'd rather be than right here with you. |
| Latin world n | (Latin America) | świat latynoski m + przym. |
| | Spanish as spoken in the Latin world differs from the Spanish spoken in Spain. |
| material world n | (physical world) | świat materialny m + przym. |
| | Africans do not distinguish the material world from the spiritual world. |
| natural world n | (nature, life on earth) | świat naturalny m + przym. |
| | Animals, plants, and insects are all part of the natural world. |
new world,
new-world n | (unfamiliar environment or experience) | nowy świat przym. + m |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
| | After the company was sold, his workplace seemed like a new world to him. |
| not of this world adj | (otherworldly) | nie z tego świata wyr. |
| | Ghosts and goblins are not of this world. |
| not of this world adj | ([sb]; engrossed by spiritual matters) | nie z tego świata wyr. |
| | Ruth is not of this world, and refuses to compromise her religious convictions. |
feel on top of the world,
be on top of the world expr | figurative (be very happy) | bardzo szczęśliwy przys. + przym. |
| | The day his daughter was born, the new father felt on top of the world. |
| out of this world adj | dated, slang (excellent) (potoczny) | nieziemski przym. |
| | The pizza at that shop is out of this world! |
| out of touch with the real world adj | figurative, informal (unrealistic) | nierealistyczny przym. |
| | Politicians who think they can cut public services and retain popularity are obviously out of touch with the real world. |
| physical world n | (geography of planet Earth) | świat fizyczny m + przym. |
| physical world n | (all that is material, not spiritual) | świat fizyczny m + przym. |
| real world n | (reality) | rzeczywistość ż |
| | People are less friendly in the real world than they are on the internet. |
| roof of the world n | figurative (Himalayas) (przenośny: Himalaje) | dach świata m + m |
the Second World War,
World War II n | (international conflict of 1939-1945) | II wojna światowa wyr. |
| | The Second World War began on 3rd September 1939. |
| the Seven Wonders of the World npl | (ancient monuments) | siedem cudów świata wyr. |
| spirit world n | (supernatural dimension) | świat duchów m + m, l.mn. |
| | They all believed that their ancestors still existed in a spirit world. |
| the Old World n | (Europe, Africa and Asia collectively) | Stary Świat przym. + m |
| | The Americas have been settled by waves of people from the Old World. |
| think the world of vtr | informal (adore or admire greatly) | mieć wysokie mniemanie o |
| | He thinks the world of his children. |
| the Third World n | dated, offensive (poor, developing countries) | Trzeci Świat licz. + m |
| Uwaga: The expression "the developing world" is preferred. |
| | People in rich countries don't do enough to help people in the Third World. |
Third World,
Third-World n as adj | (of, in developing countries) | Trzeci Świat licz. + m |
| Uwaga: A hyphen may be used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| throughout the world adv | (all over the world) | poprzez świat przym. + m |
| | Prices of basic foodstuffs have risen throughout the world. |
| WHO n | initialism (World Health Organization) (skrót: Światowa Organizacja Zdrowia) | WHO rzecz. własny |
| | The WHO recommends that you eat vegetables. |
| woman of the world n | (sophisticated woman) | kobieta światowa ż + przym. |
| | My Aunt Charlotte was really a woman of the world. |
| World Cup n | (soccer championship) (w piłce nożnej) | Mistrzostwa Świata n, l.mn. + m |
| | The 2014 World Cup was held in Brazil. |
world famous,
world-famous adj | (known everywhere) | znany na cały świat |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | Amsterdam is world famous for its canals and coffee shops. |
| | The Eiffel Tower is a world-famous monument. |
| World Health Organization n | (UN agency) | Światowa Organizacja Zdrowia wyr. |
| world heritage n | (preservation of culture) | światowa spuścizna przym. + ż |
| | Stonehenge is a world heritage site. |
| world history n | (past events around the world) | historia powszechna ż + przym. |
| | I'm currently reading a book about medieval times, an important period in world history. |
world premiere,
world première n | (first showing: of a film, etc.) | światowa premiera przym. + ż |
| World Series n | (baseball championship) | World Series |
| | The New York Yankees won the 2009 World Series. |
| world to come n | (future) | przyszłe życie przym. + n |
world view,
worldview n | (outlook, mindset) | światopogląd m |
| | His worldview is much more optimistic than mine. |
| world war n | (large-scale international conflict) | wojna światowa ż + przym. |
| | Government officials are doing all they can to prevent a world war. |
| the World Wide Web n | (internet, the Net) | internet m |
| | The World Wide Web was developed as a way of sharing research papers. |
| world without end adv | literary (forever) (literacki) | na wieki wieków |
| world-class adj | (of highest quality) | światowej klasy przym. + ż |
| | Itzhak Perlman is a world-class violinist. |
| world-record holder n | (current international champion) | światowy rekordzista przym. + m |
| | To win the race she'll have to beat the current world-record holder. |
worldwide,
also UK: world-wide adj | (spanning the world) | ogólnoświatowy przym. |
| | The worldwide shortage of rare metals is a threat to manufacturing. |
worldwide,
also UK: world-wide adv | (all over the world) | ogólnoświatowo przys. |
| | Gus has travelled worldwide and has friends everywhere. |
| WTO n | initialism (World Trade Organization) (Światowa Organizacja Handlu) | WTO skrót |
| | Trade Ministers from the 149 member states of the WTO met in Hong Kong. |
www,
WWW n | written, initialism (World Wide Web) (skrót) | www n |
| | Tim Berners-Lee was the inventor of the WWW. |