class
🇺🇸
/klæs/
🇬🇧
/klɑːs/
noun
A1
A group of students learning together.
Our class has twenty students.
A1
A time when students meet to learn.
We have math class at 10 AM.
A1
A set of lessons on one subject.
I take a cooking class on weekends.
R
Students who finish school in the same year.
The class of 2020 had a virtual graduation.
B1
A social or economic group in society.
People from every class attended the event.
B1
The division of people into social groups.
The class system affects opportunities.
B1
A level of comfort in travel.
We booked economy class for our flight.
B2
A group with similar qualities.
This car is in a different class for safety.
R
A group in a competition.
She won first place in her age class.
B2
High quality or skill.
His performance showed real class.
R
A level of university degree.
She earned a first-class degree.
R
A group in biological classification.
Mammals form a class of animals.
verb
R
To put into a group or category.
We class this as a beginner level.
adjective
R
Very good or excellent.
That was a class performance!
translation
A group of students learning together.; A time when students meet to learn.; A set of lessons on one subject.; Students who finish school in the same year.; A social or economic group in society.; The division of people into social groups.; A level of comfort in travel.; A group with similar qualities.; A group in a competition.; High quality or skill.; A level of university degree.; A group in biological classification.
To put into a group or category.
Very good or excellent.
Word Forms
3rd Present
classes
Past
classed
Perfect
classed
Progressive
classing
Plural
classes