Definition of globally in English:

globally

adverb ˈɡləʊb(ə)liˈɡloʊbəli

1In a way that relates to the whole world.
firms that can compete globally
the city is globally renowned for its artists
Example sentencesExamples
- At the national level, our outreach also expands globally.
- Mosquitoes spread about four million malaria cases, causing about one million deaths globally each year.
- The paradox today is that the sense of a familiar rhetorical territory is now supplied globally by an international consumer culture.
- They are not caught in the cheap food syndrome, the race to the bottom, the chase for the lowest cost of production globally.
- This is a myopic way of thinking, especially for companies who want to remain globally competitive.
- Under the guise of socialism, it has become a source of cheap labor, with far-reaching implications for economies globally.
- Globally, transverse flutes are less common than end-blown or duct flutes.
- Our agricultural industry is a highly diverse industry that operates in a globally competitive market.
- The nutrients are becoming an important ingredient in infant formula globally.
- She has achieved what must be one of the more astonishingly high degrees of popularity in dance globally.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to the whole of something.
  they do not often go into all the little fine detail; they look at it globally
  Example sentencesExamples
  I treat the horse globally rather than only focusing on its symptoms.
  She hopes to apply similar techniques to the brains of MS patients, and says we need to look more globally when employing such techniques to compare genetic material.
  He studied brain-injured patients and the manner in which the nervous system responded both in trauma and in reconstruction, globally rather than specifically.
  In one experiment, they encountered contingencies that were identical when the focal cause was considered globally.
  They did not differ globally with respect to these correlations, so Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated for the entire sample as a single group.
  There were plenty of those blaming and judgmental, globally hostile, potentially guilt-inducing "acc-you-sations."
  Selective mutism would manifest only in particular social situations rather than globally.
  The scan showed globally decreased radio-tracer uptake within the brain, consistent with prior radiation therapy.
  You’ll receive a comprehensive treatment program that treats the condition globally rather than locally and is fully customized to your unique needs.
  We believed that concepts not included in most of the texts analyzed were not globally important enough to the area to be included in the core terminology.
2. 1.2Computing In a way that operates or applies through the whole of a file, program, etc.
  the processing can be applied globally to all digital output signals
  Example sentencesExamples
  It becomes imperative that machines have their clocks synchronized so that file time stamps are globally comparable.
  We have excellent EDI connections with them, globally, for sequence parts delivery and just-in-time delivery.
  A globally accessible scratch area would be much easier on users.
  There is access to data available globally through any Internet connection.
  Is there an optimal way to organize treasury operations globally?
  To globally remove this from a DOS file, I use one of two options.
  Who could dispute the value of a globally pattern-sensitive, cross-development architectural environment?
  With its very large address space, it will guarantee a globally unique IP address for each device.
  Each competing project constantly brings its own improvements to the globally shared code base.
  This is a great advantage in homogeneous clusters, allowing firmware changes to be made and managed globally instead of one node at a time.

Definition of globally in US English:

globally

adverbˈɡlōbəlēˈɡloʊbəli

1In a way that relates to the whole world.
firms that can compete globally
the city is globally renowned for its artists
Example sentencesExamples
- The nutrients are becoming an important ingredient in infant formula globally.
- The paradox today is that the sense of a familiar rhetorical territory is now supplied globally by an international consumer culture.
- Under the guise of socialism, it has become a source of cheap labor, with far-reaching implications for economies globally.
- At the national level, our outreach also expands globally.
- This is a myopic way of thinking, especially for companies who want to remain globally competitive.
- Our agricultural industry is a highly diverse industry that operates in a globally competitive market.
- They are not caught in the cheap food syndrome, the race to the bottom, the chase for the lowest cost of production globally.
- She has achieved what must be one of the more astonishingly high degrees of popularity in dance globally.
- Mosquitoes spread about four million malaria cases, causing about one million deaths globally each year.
- Globally, transverse flutes are less common than end-blown or duct flutes.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to the whole of something.
  they do not often go into all the little fine detail; they look at it globally
  Example sentencesExamples
  We believed that concepts not included in most of the texts analyzed were not globally important enough to the area to be included in the core terminology.
  The scan showed globally decreased radio-tracer uptake within the brain, consistent with prior radiation therapy.
  You’ll receive a comprehensive treatment program that treats the condition globally rather than locally and is fully customized to your unique needs.
  They did not differ globally with respect to these correlations, so Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated for the entire sample as a single group.
  She hopes to apply similar techniques to the brains of MS patients, and says we need to look more globally when employing such techniques to compare genetic material.
  Selective mutism would manifest only in particular social situations rather than globally.
  In one experiment, they encountered contingencies that were identical when the focal cause was considered globally.
  There were plenty of those blaming and judgmental, globally hostile, potentially guilt-inducing "acc-you-sations."
  He studied brain-injured patients and the manner in which the nervous system responded both in trauma and in reconstruction, globally rather than specifically.
  I treat the horse globally rather than only focusing on its symptoms.
2. 1.2Computing In a way that operates or applies through the whole of a file, program, etc.
  the processing can be applied globally to all digital output signals
  Example sentencesExamples
  It becomes imperative that machines have their clocks synchronized so that file time stamps are globally comparable.
  There is access to data available globally through any Internet connection.
  To globally remove this from a DOS file, I use one of two options.
  This is a great advantage in homogeneous clusters, allowing firmware changes to be made and managed globally instead of one node at a time.
  We have excellent EDI connections with them, globally, for sequence parts delivery and just-in-time delivery.
  With its very large address space, it will guarantee a globally unique IP address for each device.
  Is there an optimal way to organize treasury operations globally?
  A globally accessible scratch area would be much easier on users.
  Each competing project constantly brings its own improvements to the globally shared code base.
  Who could dispute the value of a globally pattern-sensitive, cross-development architectural environment?

单词	globally
释义	Definition of globally in English: globally adverb ˈɡləʊb(ə)liˈɡloʊbəli 1In a way that relates to the whole world. firms that can compete globally the city is globally renowned for its artists Example sentencesExamples At the national level, our outreach also expands globally. Mosquitoes spread about four million malaria cases, causing about one million deaths globally each year. The paradox today is that the sense of a familiar rhetorical territory is now supplied globally by an international consumer culture. They are not caught in the cheap food syndrome, the race to the bottom, the chase for the lowest cost of production globally. This is a myopic way of thinking, especially for companies who want to remain globally competitive. Under the guise of socialism, it has become a source of cheap labor, with far-reaching implications for economies globally. Globally, transverse flutes are less common than end-blown or duct flutes. Our agricultural industry is a highly diverse industry that operates in a globally competitive market. The nutrients are becoming an important ingredient in infant formula globally. She has achieved what must be one of the more astonishingly high degrees of popularity in dance globally. 1.1 In a way that relates to the whole of something. they do not often go into all the little fine detail; they look at it globally Example sentencesExamples I treat the horse globally rather than only focusing on its symptoms. She hopes to apply similar techniques to the brains of MS patients, and says we need to look more globally when employing such techniques to compare genetic material. He studied brain-injured patients and the manner in which the nervous system responded both in trauma and in reconstruction, globally rather than specifically. In one experiment, they encountered contingencies that were identical when the focal cause was considered globally. They did not differ globally with respect to these correlations, so Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated for the entire sample as a single group. There were plenty of those blaming and judgmental, globally hostile, potentially guilt-inducing "acc-you-sations." Selective mutism would manifest only in particular social situations rather than globally. The scan showed globally decreased radio-tracer uptake within the brain, consistent with prior radiation therapy. You’ll receive a comprehensive treatment program that treats the condition globally rather than locally and is fully customized to your unique needs. We believed that concepts not included in most of the texts analyzed were not globally important enough to the area to be included in the core terminology. 1.2Computing In a way that operates or applies through the whole of a file, program, etc. the processing can be applied globally to all digital output signals Example sentencesExamples It becomes imperative that machines have their clocks synchronized so that file time stamps are globally comparable. We have excellent EDI connections with them, globally, for sequence parts delivery and just-in-time delivery. A globally accessible scratch area would be much easier on users. There is access to data available globally through any Internet connection. Is there an optimal way to organize treasury operations globally? To globally remove this from a DOS file, I use one of two options. Who could dispute the value of a globally pattern-sensitive, cross-development architectural environment? With its very large address space, it will guarantee a globally unique IP address for each device. Each competing project constantly brings its own improvements to the globally shared code base. This is a great advantage in homogeneous clusters, allowing firmware changes to be made and managed globally instead of one node at a time. Definition of globally in US English: globally adverbˈɡlōbəlēˈɡloʊbəli 1In a way that relates to the whole world. firms that can compete globally the city is globally renowned for its artists Example sentencesExamples The nutrients are becoming an important ingredient in infant formula globally. The paradox today is that the sense of a familiar rhetorical territory is now supplied globally by an international consumer culture. Under the guise of socialism, it has become a source of cheap labor, with far-reaching implications for economies globally. At the national level, our outreach also expands globally. This is a myopic way of thinking, especially for companies who want to remain globally competitive. Our agricultural industry is a highly diverse industry that operates in a globally competitive market. They are not caught in the cheap food syndrome, the race to the bottom, the chase for the lowest cost of production globally. She has achieved what must be one of the more astonishingly high degrees of popularity in dance globally. Mosquitoes spread about four million malaria cases, causing about one million deaths globally each year. Globally, transverse flutes are less common than end-blown or duct flutes. 1.1 In a way that relates to the whole of something. they do not often go into all the little fine detail; they look at it globally Example sentencesExamples We believed that concepts not included in most of the texts analyzed were not globally important enough to the area to be included in the core terminology. The scan showed globally decreased radio-tracer uptake within the brain, consistent with prior radiation therapy. You’ll receive a comprehensive treatment program that treats the condition globally rather than locally and is fully customized to your unique needs. They did not differ globally with respect to these correlations, so Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated for the entire sample as a single group. She hopes to apply similar techniques to the brains of MS patients, and says we need to look more globally when employing such techniques to compare genetic material. Selective mutism would manifest only in particular social situations rather than globally. In one experiment, they encountered contingencies that were identical when the focal cause was considered globally. There were plenty of those blaming and judgmental, globally hostile, potentially guilt-inducing "acc-you-sations." He studied brain-injured patients and the manner in which the nervous system responded both in trauma and in reconstruction, globally rather than specifically. I treat the horse globally rather than only focusing on its symptoms. 1.2Computing In a way that operates or applies through the whole of a file, program, etc. the processing can be applied globally to all digital output signals Example sentencesExamples It becomes imperative that machines have their clocks synchronized so that file time stamps are globally comparable. There is access to data available globally through any Internet connection. To globally remove this from a DOS file, I use one of two options. This is a great advantage in homogeneous clusters, allowing firmware changes to be made and managed globally instead of one node at a time. We have excellent EDI connections with them, globally, for sequence parts delivery and just-in-time delivery. With its very large address space, it will guarantee a globally unique IP address for each device. Is there an optimal way to organize treasury operations globally? A globally accessible scratch area would be much easier on users. Each competing project constantly brings its own improvements to the globally shared code base. Who could dispute the value of a globally pattern-sensitive, cross-development architectural environment?
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