Definition of one-world in English:

one-world

adjective

Relating to or holding the view that the world's inhabitants are interdependent and should behave accordingly.
世界一体的
Example sentencesExamples
- In keeping with Labour's global one-world vision, and on behalf of taxpayers, the Government is donating much of our tertiary education system to foreigners.
- But Wonder's ingenuous one-world sentiments are apotheosized into truth by the strength of his melodic gifts (which haven't failed him yet) and a voice that's still sweet and grainy when it needs to be.
- Naïve young people who have never been exposed to religion embrace the UN's secular, one-world, brotherhood-of-man cant as a substitute.
- Now farmers are adapting to a one-world view, which deplores subsidies in one country that disadvantage another, which treats the environment as paramount and which encourages a return to locally-produced quality food.
- Expect more of these one-world combines to come online as corporations eagerly break their ties to any particular nation, trying to gain a global presence that's too big and too far flung for ‘we the people’ to have any control over.
- The structural correspondence of wartime and postwar approaches to political subjectivity was an insight not lost on the Bechers' generation and one that motivated their rejection of the one-world, hearts-of-men model.
- But there is no guarantee that a one-world government will respect the laws, customs, and institutions of the traditional freedom-loving West.
- Words and actions of one-world architects make it clear that they intend to shatter freedom and then remold the world to their collectivist heart's desire.
- Later on, aided by wicked officials at the United Nations, the Anti-Christ comes to power and establishes a godless one-world government.
- Worldwide agricultural research and development cooperation is not a sinister secret plot, it is not even an element of so called one-world government.
- I stated that we are being propelled toward a one-world despotism because of a powerful ‘collectivist curvature of the mind’ that took over our intellectuals starting back in the early 20th century.
- Dr. LaHaye also notes, ‘The Bible clearly teaches there's going to be a one-world government in the last days.’
- There are other Rapture-tastic touches too, such as a one-world government and a one-world currency.
- Lovers of conspiracy theories frequently point to plans to set up a one-world government.
- This is because their secret agenda has always already been the creation of a one-world government - a New World Order - bypassing nations and creating a system or web from which there is no escape.
- Being young and prone to idealism, they perceive ‘political centralization and a one-world government’ to be an ideal just as the students in Marx's day mistook his ‘dictatorship of the proletariat’ as some sort of ideal.
- Despite the one-world, joyous jamboree atmosphere, there was also an artificiality, an aura of showbiz about the event that seemed to stifle anything truly authentic.
- Third, I think it is vitally important to continually make clear that a one-world government would be antithetical to individual liberty - even a one-world government formed with the best of intentions.
- Rolled together, these bits of long-term economic data indicate that the country, is very slowly being forced into an open-border, one-world, economic quagmire.
- His goal appears to favor a one-world government.

Derivatives

one-worlder

noun

Americans do like to pigeonhole: You're either for us or against us, an evil-doer or a do-gooder, a true American or a one-worlder.
Example sentencesExamples
- Capitalism is being used as a scapegoat to further enhance the power of government by leftist ideologues and political one-worlders.
- As if the population control guru and one-worlder did not have enough to do as a top advisor to the United Nations and the World Bank, and running confabs for the world's wealthiest and most powerful, he is now being courted as a top advisor to the man set to become Canada's next Prime Minister
- Paul is no one-worlder on immigration reform
- A closet one-worlder at the WSJ used his newspaper's "conservative" clout to seduce American business leaders into sacrificing U.S. sovereignty for trade.

one-worldism

noun

Finally we will consider the role this liberalized Christianity has played in advancing open immigration and one-worldism, especially through its literalist reading of the Scriptures
Example sentencesExamples
- Their works are interspersed with centuries-old figures of Buddha, a mask from Bali, a U.S. Navy diving helmet and other curios in an arty arrangement whose glib one-worldism indeed recalls the platitudes of the 1950s.
- He came out next, flaunting what could have been an annoying amount of one-worldism, with an Algerian percussionist, a belly dancer and musical sources ranging from dub reggae to rai, the Algerian pop music.
- Rightly or not, some parents and religious leaders held that these smacked of socialism and one-worldism, if not Marxism, and that the state had no business imposing such things on its young people.
- But just as there are many species of idealism - from mindless one-worldism to the administration's gloss on muscular, imperial Wilsonianism - so there are many variants of realism.

Definition of one-world in US English:

one-world

adjectiveˌwənˈwərldˌwənˈwərld

Relating to or holding the view that the world's inhabitants are interdependent and should behave accordingly.
世界一体的
Example sentencesExamples
- Words and actions of one-world architects make it clear that they intend to shatter freedom and then remold the world to their collectivist heart's desire.
- Expect more of these one-world combines to come online as corporations eagerly break their ties to any particular nation, trying to gain a global presence that's too big and too far flung for ‘we the people’ to have any control over.
- Dr. LaHaye also notes, ‘The Bible clearly teaches there's going to be a one-world government in the last days.’
- Later on, aided by wicked officials at the United Nations, the Anti-Christ comes to power and establishes a godless one-world government.
- But Wonder's ingenuous one-world sentiments are apotheosized into truth by the strength of his melodic gifts (which haven't failed him yet) and a voice that's still sweet and grainy when it needs to be.
- But there is no guarantee that a one-world government will respect the laws, customs, and institutions of the traditional freedom-loving West.
- Rolled together, these bits of long-term economic data indicate that the country, is very slowly being forced into an open-border, one-world, economic quagmire.
- The structural correspondence of wartime and postwar approaches to political subjectivity was an insight not lost on the Bechers' generation and one that motivated their rejection of the one-world, hearts-of-men model.
- Naïve young people who have never been exposed to religion embrace the UN's secular, one-world, brotherhood-of-man cant as a substitute.
- His goal appears to favor a one-world government.
- Being young and prone to idealism, they perceive ‘political centralization and a one-world government’ to be an ideal just as the students in Marx's day mistook his ‘dictatorship of the proletariat’ as some sort of ideal.
- This is because their secret agenda has always already been the creation of a one-world government - a New World Order - bypassing nations and creating a system or web from which there is no escape.
- I stated that we are being propelled toward a one-world despotism because of a powerful ‘collectivist curvature of the mind’ that took over our intellectuals starting back in the early 20th century.
- Lovers of conspiracy theories frequently point to plans to set up a one-world government.
- Despite the one-world, joyous jamboree atmosphere, there was also an artificiality, an aura of showbiz about the event that seemed to stifle anything truly authentic.
- Now farmers are adapting to a one-world view, which deplores subsidies in one country that disadvantage another, which treats the environment as paramount and which encourages a return to locally-produced quality food.
- Third, I think it is vitally important to continually make clear that a one-world government would be antithetical to individual liberty - even a one-world government formed with the best of intentions.
- There are other Rapture-tastic touches too, such as a one-world government and a one-world currency.
- Worldwide agricultural research and development cooperation is not a sinister secret plot, it is not even an element of so called one-world government.
- In keeping with Labour's global one-world vision, and on behalf of taxpayers, the Government is donating much of our tertiary education system to foreigners.

单词	one-world
释义	Definition of one-world in English: one-world adjective Relating to or holding the view that the world's inhabitants are interdependent and should behave accordingly. 世界一体的 Example sentencesExamples In keeping with Labour's global one-world vision, and on behalf of taxpayers, the Government is donating much of our tertiary education system to foreigners. But Wonder's ingenuous one-world sentiments are apotheosized into truth by the strength of his melodic gifts (which haven't failed him yet) and a voice that's still sweet and grainy when it needs to be. Naïve young people who have never been exposed to religion embrace the UN's secular, one-world, brotherhood-of-man cant as a substitute. Now farmers are adapting to a one-world view, which deplores subsidies in one country that disadvantage another, which treats the environment as paramount and which encourages a return to locally-produced quality food. Expect more of these one-world combines to come online as corporations eagerly break their ties to any particular nation, trying to gain a global presence that's too big and too far flung for ‘we the people’ to have any control over. The structural correspondence of wartime and postwar approaches to political subjectivity was an insight not lost on the Bechers' generation and one that motivated their rejection of the one-world, hearts-of-men model. But there is no guarantee that a one-world government will respect the laws, customs, and institutions of the traditional freedom-loving West. Words and actions of one-world architects make it clear that they intend to shatter freedom and then remold the world to their collectivist heart's desire. Later on, aided by wicked officials at the United Nations, the Anti-Christ comes to power and establishes a godless one-world government. Worldwide agricultural research and development cooperation is not a sinister secret plot, it is not even an element of so called one-world government. I stated that we are being propelled toward a one-world despotism because of a powerful ‘collectivist curvature of the mind’ that took over our intellectuals starting back in the early 20th century. Dr. LaHaye also notes, ‘The Bible clearly teaches there's going to be a one-world government in the last days.’ There are other Rapture-tastic touches too, such as a one-world government and a one-world currency. Lovers of conspiracy theories frequently point to plans to set up a one-world government. This is because their secret agenda has always already been the creation of a one-world government - a New World Order - bypassing nations and creating a system or web from which there is no escape. Being young and prone to idealism, they perceive ‘political centralization and a one-world government’ to be an ideal just as the students in Marx's day mistook his ‘dictatorship of the proletariat’ as some sort of ideal. Despite the one-world, joyous jamboree atmosphere, there was also an artificiality, an aura of showbiz about the event that seemed to stifle anything truly authentic. Third, I think it is vitally important to continually make clear that a one-world government would be antithetical to individual liberty - even a one-world government formed with the best of intentions. Rolled together, these bits of long-term economic data indicate that the country, is very slowly being forced into an open-border, one-world, economic quagmire. His goal appears to favor a one-world government. Derivatives one-worlder noun Americans do like to pigeonhole: You're either for us or against us, an evil-doer or a do-gooder, a true American or a one-worlder. Example sentencesExamples Capitalism is being used as a scapegoat to further enhance the power of government by leftist ideologues and political one-worlders. As if the population control guru and one-worlder did not have enough to do as a top advisor to the United Nations and the World Bank, and running confabs for the world's wealthiest and most powerful, he is now being courted as a top advisor to the man set to become Canada's next Prime Minister Paul is no one-worlder on immigration reform A closet one-worlder at the WSJ used his newspaper's "conservative" clout to seduce American business leaders into sacrificing U.S. sovereignty for trade. one-worldism noun Finally we will consider the role this liberalized Christianity has played in advancing open immigration and one-worldism, especially through its literalist reading of the Scriptures Example sentencesExamples Their works are interspersed with centuries-old figures of Buddha, a mask from Bali, a U.S. Navy diving helmet and other curios in an arty arrangement whose glib one-worldism indeed recalls the platitudes of the 1950s. He came out next, flaunting what could have been an annoying amount of one-worldism, with an Algerian percussionist, a belly dancer and musical sources ranging from dub reggae to rai, the Algerian pop music. Rightly or not, some parents and religious leaders held that these smacked of socialism and one-worldism, if not Marxism, and that the state had no business imposing such things on its young people. But just as there are many species of idealism - from mindless one-worldism to the administration's gloss on muscular, imperial Wilsonianism - so there are many variants of realism. Definition of one-world in US English: one-world adjectiveˌwənˈwərldˌwənˈwərld Relating to or holding the view that the world's inhabitants are interdependent and should behave accordingly. 世界一体的 Example sentencesExamples Words and actions of one-world architects make it clear that they intend to shatter freedom and then remold the world to their collectivist heart's desire. Expect more of these one-world combines to come online as corporations eagerly break their ties to any particular nation, trying to gain a global presence that's too big and too far flung for ‘we the people’ to have any control over. Dr. LaHaye also notes, ‘The Bible clearly teaches there's going to be a one-world government in the last days.’ Later on, aided by wicked officials at the United Nations, the Anti-Christ comes to power and establishes a godless one-world government. But Wonder's ingenuous one-world sentiments are apotheosized into truth by the strength of his melodic gifts (which haven't failed him yet) and a voice that's still sweet and grainy when it needs to be. But there is no guarantee that a one-world government will respect the laws, customs, and institutions of the traditional freedom-loving West. Rolled together, these bits of long-term economic data indicate that the country, is very slowly being forced into an open-border, one-world, economic quagmire. The structural correspondence of wartime and postwar approaches to political subjectivity was an insight not lost on the Bechers' generation and one that motivated their rejection of the one-world, hearts-of-men model. Naïve young people who have never been exposed to religion embrace the UN's secular, one-world, brotherhood-of-man cant as a substitute. His goal appears to favor a one-world government. Being young and prone to idealism, they perceive ‘political centralization and a one-world government’ to be an ideal just as the students in Marx's day mistook his ‘dictatorship of the proletariat’ as some sort of ideal. This is because their secret agenda has always already been the creation of a one-world government - a New World Order - bypassing nations and creating a system or web from which there is no escape. I stated that we are being propelled toward a one-world despotism because of a powerful ‘collectivist curvature of the mind’ that took over our intellectuals starting back in the early 20th century. Lovers of conspiracy theories frequently point to plans to set up a one-world government. Despite the one-world, joyous jamboree atmosphere, there was also an artificiality, an aura of showbiz about the event that seemed to stifle anything truly authentic. Now farmers are adapting to a one-world view, which deplores subsidies in one country that disadvantage another, which treats the environment as paramount and which encourages a return to locally-produced quality food. Third, I think it is vitally important to continually make clear that a one-world government would be antithetical to individual liberty - even a one-world government formed with the best of intentions. There are other Rapture-tastic touches too, such as a one-world government and a one-world currency. Worldwide agricultural research and development cooperation is not a sinister secret plot, it is not even an element of so called one-world government. In keeping with Labour's global one-world vision, and on behalf of taxpayers, the Government is donating much of our tertiary education system to foreigners.
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