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globetrotters

 

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Noun globetrotter has 1 sense
  1. globetrotter, world traveler - someone who travels widely and often
    --1 is a kind of cosmopolitan, cosmopolite

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Globetrotters

Definition:

Globetrotters refers to individuals who travel extensively or frequently around the world for leisure, work, or sports activities.

Sense 1 - Noun:

A popular sports team named the "Globetrotters" known for their entertaining basketball exhibitions.

Example sentence: The Globetrotters mesmerized the crowd with their incredible basketball skills and humorous antics during the exhibition match.

Sense 2 - Noun:

Informal term used to describe people who enjoy traveling and exploring various destinations worldwide.

Example sentence: Sarah has definitely earned the title of a true globetrotter after visiting over 50 countries in the past two years.

Sense 3 - Noun:

A basketball shot technique in which the ball is spun high and in an arc towards the basket.

Example sentence: The player mastered the art of globetrotter, making the shot from an incredible distance.

Sense 4 - Noun:

A person or thing with a constantly changing location or position.

Example sentence: As a professional musician, Jack is a globetrotter, touring different cities and countries for concerts.

Sense 5 - Verb:

To travel or journey around the world, especially for pleasure or exploration.

Example sentence: After retiring, they plan to globetrot and experience new cultures and landscapes.

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