Word up – World | Queen's School of English

To be Worldly means to be knowledgable and well travelled.
To live in your own world is to do things in an unusual, unorthodox way that makes stand out as different.
It’s not the end of the world – said when something doesn’t work out to show that it could have been worse.
When something means the world to someone – it has a deep significance or Importance, eg: go and visit your Grandmother it would mean the world to her to see you.
Worlds apart – very different and contrasting e.g Radio Wrocław is world’s apart from Radio RAM.
The best of both worlds – to take the benefits from two opposing situations E,g, working at an office and at home.
The world is my oyster – this means you can do everything you want.