class

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UK /klæs/
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a group of students taught together

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The teacher greeted the class.
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My daughter is in the same class as your son.
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groupformgrade
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a lesson or series of lessons

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I have a math class at 10 AM.
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She signed up for a yoga class.
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lessoncoursesession
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a system of ordering society whereby people are divided into sets based on perceived social or economic status

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The novel explores themes of social class and inequality.
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He came from a working class background.
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stratumrankstatus
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a division or category in a system of classification of people, animals, or things

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The new species belongs to the insect class.
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First class tickets are more expensive.
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categorygroupdivisiontypekind
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to put (someone or something) into a particular group or category

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How would you class this book?
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They class him among the best writers of his generation.
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classifycategorizegrouprank
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stylish and sophisticated

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She has a very classy sense of style.
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The hotel was very classy and luxurious.
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stylishelegantsophisticatedchicposh
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first-classbusiness classfirst classeconomy classsocial classworking classmiddle class