class
/klæs/
adjective
- Showing high quality, style, or elegance.
- She wore a very class dress to the party.
- His behavior was truly class.
- That was a class act by the team captain.
noun
- A group of students who are taught together.
- She is the best student in the class.
- My math class has twenty students.
- The teacher asked the class to open their books.
- A period of time in which a group of students is taught.
- I have a history class at 10 a.m.
- He fell asleep during biology class.
- After class, we went to the library.
- A group of people or things with similar characteristics; a category.
- The hotel offers first-class service.
- Scientists classify whales as a class of mammals.
- This type of car belongs to the luxury class.
- A social rank or system based on wealth, education, or background.
- She was born into a family of the upper class.
- The working class makes up a large part of the population.
- Class differences can affect people's opportunities.
- Elegance, style, or high quality.
- She has a lot of class and always dresses well.
- His speech showed real class and respect.
- That restaurant has class, but it's expensive.
verb
- To place someone or something in a particular category or group.
- The judge classed the painting as a forgery.
- We class these animals as endangered species.
- They classed the hotel as a four-star establishment.