globally
/ˈɡləʊbəli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡləʊbəli/ (ame, ipa)
globally — adverb
1. happening in or affecting every part of the Earth, so that people, businesses, o
happening in or affecting every part of the Earth, so that people, businesses, or governments in many different countries are involved or affected.
Climate change is a problem that must be tackled globally, not by individual countries alone.
collocation: tackled globally
Esteban's coffee company sources beans globally, from farms in Ethiopia, Colombia, and Vietnam.
collocation: sources [product] globally from [countries]
The new influenza strain spread globally within weeks, reaching Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Quinn's marine biology research is recognized globally by ocean conservation groups.
Global temperatures have risen by about one degree Celsius globally since the late nineteenth century.
- worldwide
nearly identical in meaning; slightly more common as an adjective than an adverb
- internationally
focuses on relations between countries rather than the whole Earth as a physical area
- across the globe
a prepositional phrase used adverbially; slightly more emphatic
- locally
restricted to a small area rather than the entire world
- regionally
limited to one geographic area rather than the whole planet
文法句型
globally + verb
verb + globally
globally + adjective
常見錯誤
2. considering every part of a situation, problem, or plan rather than looking at s
considering every part of a situation, problem, or plan rather than looking at small pieces one at a time.
Defne argued that the team should think globally about the marketing strategy, not just focus on social media.
collocation: think globally about [topic]
The consultant evaluated the business globally, looking at supply chains, staffing, and customer satisfaction together.
adverb position: evaluated [object] globally
When designing the new hospital, the planners considered the project globally, from emergency care to waste disposal.
Adina believes that a good manager views problems globally instead of treating each complaint as an isolated issue.
The report examines the education system globally, covering funding, teacher training, and student assessment in one document.
- comprehensively
very similar; 'comprehensively' emphasizes thoroughness, while 'globally' emphasizes breadth across all parts
- holistically
focuses on how parts work together as a whole; more common in healthcare and systems thinking
- broadly
less precise; can mean 'in general terms' rather than 'covering every part'
文法句型
globally + verb of analysis
verb + globally
用法筆記
Often used with verbs of analysis such as think, view, consider, evaluate, plan, or assess. Rare in informal spoken English; more common in academic, business, and professional writing.