class

class
1. plural - classes; noun
1) (a group of people or things that are alike in some way: The dog won first prize in its class in the dog show.) clase
2) ((the system according to which people belong to) one of a number of economic/social groups: the upper class; the middle class; the working class; (also adjective) the class system.) clase
3) (a grade or rank (of merit): musicians of a high class.) clase
4) (a number of students or scholars taught together: John and I are in the same class.) clase
5) (a school lesson or college lecture etc: a French class.) clase
6) ((American) a course or series of lectures, often leading to an examination.) clase, lección

2. verb
(to regard as being of a certain type: He classes all women as stupid.) clasificar
- class-room
class n clase
what class are you in? ¿en qué clase estás?
El plural de class se escribe classes
class
tr[klɑːs]
noun
1 (in society) clase nombre femenino
■ working/middle/upper class clase obrera/media/alta
2 SMALLEDUCATION/SMALL clase nombre femenino
■ we're in the same class estamos en la misma clase
■ I've got a history class tengo clase de historia
■ the class of '88 la promoción del 88
3 (kind) clase nombre femenino, tipo
■ he's not in the same class as Pele no está a la altura de Pele
4 (of plant, animal) clase nombre femenino
5 (style) clase nombre femenino, estilo
transitive verb
1 clasificar, catalogar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be in a class of its/one's own no tener igual, ser único,-a, ser inigualable
the class struggle la lucha de clases
class ['klæs] vt
: clasificar, catalogar
class n
1) kind, type: clase f, tipo m, especie f
2) : clase f, rango m social
the working class: la clase obrera
3) lesson: clase f, curso m
English class: clase de inglés
4) : conjunto m de estudiantes, clase f
the class of '97: la promoción del 97
class
n.
(§ pl.: classes) = categoría s.f.
• clase s.f.
• elegancia s.f.
• estado s.m.
• estofa s.f.
• grado s.m.
• género s.m.
• linaje s.m.
• línea s.f.
• rango s.m.
• tipo s.m.
v.
• clasificar v.

I klæs, klɑːs
noun
1) c u (social stratum) clase f; (before n)

the class struggle — la lucha de clases

2) c (group of students) clase f; (lesson) clase f

the class of '86 — la promoción del 86

3) c (group, type) clase f

to be in a class of one's/its own — ser* único or inigualable

they're not in the same class as their opponents — no están a la altura de sus contrincantes

4) u
a) (Transp) clase f
b) (in UK) (Post)

send the letter first/second class — manda la carta por correo preferente/normal

c) (in UK) (Educ) tipo de título que se concede según las calificaciones obtenidas durante la carrera y/o exámenes finales; (before n)

he got a first class degree — ≈se recibió con la nota más alta (en AmL), ≈sacó matrícula de honor en la carrera (en Esp)

5) u (style) (colloq) clase f, estilo m

II
transitive verb catalogar*
[klɑːs]
1. N
1) (also Scol, Bio, Sociol) clase f

the class of 82 — la promoción del 82

ruling/middle/working class — clase f dirigente/media/obrera

first class — primera clase f

lower classes — clase fsing baja

upper class — clase f alta

2) (=category) categoría f

class of degree — (Brit) (Univ) tipo de título universitario según la nota con que se ha obtenido

a good class (of) novel — una novela de buena calidad

it's just not in the same class — no se puede comparar

in a class of one's own — sin par or igual

it's in a class by itself — no tiene par or igual, es único en su género

3) (=style)

to have class — tener clase

2.
VT clasificar

to class sb as sth — clasificar a algn de algo

3.
ADJ (=classy) [player, actor] de primera clase
4.
CPD

class action N — (Jur) querella f colectiva

class background N — (=social class) clase f social

class conflict N — conflicto m de clases

class differences NPL — diferencias fpl de clases

class distinction N — (Sociol) diferencia f de clase

class list N — (Scol) lista f de clase; (Univ) lista f de estudiantes aprobados para la licenciatura

class president N — (US) ≈ delegado(-a) m / f de clase

class society N — (Pol) sociedad f formada por clases

class struggle N — (Sociol) lucha f de clases

class system N — sistema m de clases sociales

class teacher N — (Brit) tutor(a) m / f

class war(fare) N — = class struggle

* * *

I [klæs, klɑːs]
noun
1) c u (social stratum) clase f; (before n)

the class struggle — la lucha de clases

2) c (group of students) clase f; (lesson) clase f

the class of '86 — la promoción del 86

3) c (group, type) clase f

to be in a class of one's/its own — ser* único or inigualable

they're not in the same class as their opponents — no están a la altura de sus contrincantes

4) u
a) (Transp) clase f
b) (in UK) (Post)

send the letter first/second class — manda la carta por correo preferente/normal

c) (in UK) (Educ) tipo de título que se concede según las calificaciones obtenidas durante la carrera y/o exámenes finales; (before n)

he got a first class degree — ≈se recibió con la nota más alta (en AmL), ≈sacó matrícula de honor en la carrera (en Esp)

5) u (style) (colloq) clase f, estilo m

II
transitive verb catalogar*

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