world order

English

Noun

world order (plural world orders)

1. A particular structure that manages the world's stability, informed by a number of legal, political and socio-economic factors.

   Synonyms: global order, international order

Derived terms

• New World Order

Translations

structure that manages the world's stability

• Arabic: نِظَام عَالَمِيّ m (niẓām ʕālamiyy)
• Armenian: աշխարհակարգ (hy) (ašxarhakarg)
• Belarusian: сусве́тны пара́дак m (susvjétny parádak)
• Bulgarian: свето́вен ред m (svetóven red)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 世界秩序 (shìjiè zhìxù)

• Czech: světový pořádek m, světový řád m
• Danish: verdensorden c
• Dutch: wereldorde (nl) f
• Finnish: maailmanjärjestys (fi)
• French: ordre mondial (fr) m
• Georgian: მსოფლიო წესრიგი (msoplio c̣esrigi)
• German: Weltordnung f
• Italian: ordine mondiale m
• Japanese: 世界秩序 (せかいちつじょ, sekai chitsujo)
• Korean: 세계 질서(世界秩序) (segye jilseo)
• Macedonian: светски поредок m (svetski poredok)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: verdensorden m

• Persian: نظم جهانی (nezam-e jahâni)
• Polish: porządek światowy m
• Russian: мирово́й поря́док m (mirovój porjádok), миропоря́док (ru) m (miroporjádok)
• Slovak: svetový poriadok m
• Slovene: svetovni red m
• Spanish: orden mundial m
• Swedish: världsordning (sv) c
• Thai: ระเบียบโลก
• Ukrainian: світови́й поря́док (uk) m (svitovýj porjádok), світопоря́док m (svitoporjádok)