world

world
[wë:ld] n 1. botë; all over the world, all the world over në të gjithë botën; around-the-world tour udhëtim rreth botës; the New World Amerika; the Third World pol. Bota e Tretë; the insect world bota e insekteve. 2. fig. fushë, sferë, botë; the world of arts bota e artit. 3. jetë e gjallë; jetë shoqërore/ekonomike, botë; ready to go out into the world gati për t'u futur në jetën e gjallë; she's not long for this world ajo nuk e ka të gjatë. 4. raca njerëzore, njerëzimi; njerëzit, bota; the whole world knows it e dinë të gjithë, e di gjithë bota. 5. gjithësia. 6. gj.fol. (në shprehje emfatike) pafundësi; a world of shumë, pa masë; how/what/where/ why in the world...? si/çfarë/ku/pse dreqin/të shkretën..? 7. attr. botëror; i botës; i përbotshëm; universal.
all the world and his wife soji e sorollopi, i madh e i vogël; bring into the world sjell në jetë, lind; come into the world vij në jetë, lind; for all the world pikërisht; ngado që ta marrësh; in the world a) gjëkundi; b) gjësendi; nowhere in the world asgjëkundi; nothing in the world asgjë në botë; on a world scale në shkallë botërore; on top of the world me fletë, fluturoj; out of this world gj.fol. a) madhështor; i paarritshëm; i mrekullueshëm; b) hyjnor; world without end përgjithmonë.
World Bank (the) [wë:ld bænk] n.,fin.,pol. Banka Botërore
world-beater ['wë:ld bi:të:] n.,gj.fol. sukses i bujshëm/i jashtëzakonshëm
world champion ['wë:ld 'çæmpiën] n. kampion botëror/i botës
world championship ['wë:ld 'çæmpiënship] n. kampionat botëror
World Court (the) ['wë:ld ko:t] n. Gjyqi Ndërkombëtar
World Cup (the) ['wë:ld kap] n. Kupa e Botës
world fair [wë:ld feë] n. panair ndërkombëtar
world-famous ['wë:ld feimës] adj. me famë botërore
World Health Organization (the) [wë:ld helth ,o:gënai'zeishën] n. Organizata Botërore e Shëndetit
worldliness [wë:ldlinis] n. natyrë materialiste (e njeriut); natyrë tokësore/johyjnore
worldly ['wë:ldli] adj 1. tokësor; i kësaj bote. 2. ma­terialist. 3. me përvojë; me këmbë në tokë. 4. lëndor, material; worldly goods të mira materiale
worldly-minded ['wë:ldli 'maindid] adj. materialist; me këmbë në tokë
worldly wisdom ['wë:ldli 'wizdëm] n. përvojë jetësore
worldly-wise ['wë:ldli uaiz] adj. i rrahur, me përvojë
World Series ['wë:ld 'siëri:z/'siri:z ] n.,amer. Kampionati Kombëtar i Beisbollit
world-shaking ['wë:ld 'sheiking] adj. i mahnitshëm
World title (the) [wë:ld 'taitël] n. titulli kampion i botës; the World title fight ndeshje për titullin e kampionit të botës (në boks)
World War One/Two [wë:ld wo:(r) uan/tu:] n. hist. Lufta l/ll Botërore
world-weariness ['wë:ld wië:(r)nis] n. neveri nga bota/ nga jeta
world-weary ['wë:ld wiëri] adj. i lodhur/i mërzitur nga jeta
worldwide ['wë:ldwaid] adj. i përbotshëm, botëror
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