third class
US /ˌθɜːrd ˈklæs/
UK /ˌθɜːrd ˈklæs/
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the lowest or least expensive class of accommodation on a ship, train, or airplane
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They traveled third class on the ocean liner.
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The train had separate carriages for third class passengers.
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of the lowest quality or standard
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The hotel provided only third-class service.
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His work was considered third class by the critics.
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of the lowest or least expensive class of accommodation on a ship, train, or airplane
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They booked a third-class ticket for the journey.
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The ship offered third-class cabins at a lower price.
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of the lowest quality or standard
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He received a third-class degree from the university.
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The restaurant served only third-class food.