Definition of world's end in English:

world's end

(also worlds end, warlt's end)

noun ˌwəːldz ˈɛnd

1The end or destruction of the world or of life on earth, specifically the Day of Judgement. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end.
2The farthest limit of the earth; (chiefly used hyperbolically, especially) the farthest attainable point of travel; (also) a very remote or out-of-the way place. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end, the ends (also end) of (the) earth.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Charter: Lufu to Christ Church, Canterbury. From the genitive of world + end.

Definition of world's end in US English:

world's end

(also worlds end, warlt's end)

nounˌwəːldz ˈɛnd

1The end or destruction of the world or of life on earth, specifically the Day of Judgement. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end.
2The farthest limit of the earth; (chiefly used hyperbolically, especially) the farthest attainable point of travel; (also) a very remote or out-of-the way place. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end, the ends (also end) of (the) earth.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Charter: Lufu to Christ Church, Canterbury. From the genitive of world + end.

词汇	world's end
释义	Definition of world's end in English: world's end (also worlds end, warlt's end) noun ˌwəːldz ˈɛnd 1The end or destruction of the world or of life on earth, specifically the Day of Judgement. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end. 2The farthest limit of the earth; (chiefly used hyperbolically, especially) the farthest attainable point of travel; (also) a very remote or out-of-the way place. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end, the ends (also end) of (the) earth. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Charter: Lufu to Christ Church, Canterbury. From the genitive of world + end. Definition of world's end in US English: world's end (also worlds end, warlt's end) nounˌwəːldz ˈɛnd 1The end or destruction of the world or of life on earth, specifically the Day of Judgement. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end. 2The farthest limit of the earth; (chiefly used hyperbolically, especially) the farthest attainable point of travel; (also) a very remote or out-of-the way place. Occasionally attributive Compare world-end, the ends (also end) of (the) earth. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Charter: Lufu to Christ Church, Canterbury. From the genitive of world + end.
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