class

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la clase

∗ noun

class
[klɑːs]
sustantivo
1clase (f) (in school, category, social group)
  • to be in a class of one's own -> constituir una clase aparte
  • to have a lot of class (familiar) -> tener mucha clase
  • class struggle -> lucha (f) de clases
verbo transitivo
2clasificar (classify)(as como)

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class [klas]
sustantivo
1Clase, orden o número de personas del mismo grado, calidad y oficio (social stratum).
  • The class struggle -> la lucha de clases
2Clase, estilo (style). (Coloquial)
3Clase en las escuelas (lesson); conjunto de personas que se han graduado juntas en un colegio o universidad, o que esperan graduarse a la vez; cada clase toma el nombre del año de su graduación, y así se dice, por ejemplo, la clase de 1998 (group of students).
  • The class of ’98 -> la promoción del 98.4. Orden de cosas pertenecientes a una misma especie (group, type)
  • To be in a class of one’s/its own -> ser único o inigualable
  • They’re not in the same class as their opponents -> no están a la altura de sus contrincantes
4Clase, subdivisión intermedia entre reino y género. (Biología)
5(Transp.) Clase; (in UK) (Post.) Send the letter first/second class, manda la carta por correo preferente/normal; (Educ.) Tipo de título que se concede según las calificaciones obtenidas durante la carrera y/o exámenes finales.
  • He got a first class degree -> se recibió con la nota más alta, sacó matrícula de honor en la carrera
  • The working class -> la clase trabajadora, los artesanos, operarios, etc. The upper class, la clase alta, la clase elevada
  • Class-room -> sala de enseñanza, local de una clase
va. Clasificar, coordinar, ordenar, distribuir, catalogar.

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class [klɑːs]
noun
1 also (Educ) (Bio) (Sociol) clase; (f)
the class of 82 la promoción del 82; ruling/middle/working class clase dirigente/media/obrera; (f) first class primera clase; (f) lower classes clase baja; (f) upper class clase alta; (f)
we were in the same class at school
2 (category) categoría; (f)
class of degree (Britain) (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 igual;or it's in a class by itself no tiene par igual;or es único en su género
3 (style)
to have class tener clase
verb:transitive
clasificar
to class sb as sth clasificar a algn de algo
adjective
(classy) [+player, actor] de primera clase
Kite is undoubtedly a class player he's a class act `Boris is a class act," Pete Sampras said
modifier
class distinction (n) (Sociol) diferencia de clase; (f)
class list (n) (Educ) lista de clase; (f) (Univ) lista de estudiantes aprobados para la licenciatura; (f)
class society (n) (Pol) sociedad formada por clases; (f)
class struggle (n) (Sociol) lucha de clases; (f)
class system (n) sistema de clases sociales; (m)
class teacher (n) (Britain) tutoratutora;a tutora (m) (f)
class war(fare) (n)
class struggle See culture box in entry class.

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Verb Conjugation for "class"

Imperative
  • class
  • you class
  • he/she classes
  • we class
  • you class
  • they class
Preterite
  • I classed
  • you classed
  • he/she classed
  • we classed
  • you classed
  • they classed
Present Continuous
  • I am classing
  • you are classing
  • he/she is classing
  • we are classing
  • you are classing
  • they are classing
Present Perfect
  • I have classed
  • you have classed
  • he/she has classed
  • we have classed
  • you have classed
  • they have classed
Past Continuous
  • I was classing
  • you were classing
  • he/she was classing
  • we were classing
  • you were classing
  • they were classing
Past Perfect
  • I had classed
  • you had classed
  • he/she had classed
  • we had classed
  • you had classed
  • they had classed
Future
  • I will class
  • you will class
  • he/she will class
  • we will class
  • you will class
  • they will class
Future Perfect
  • I will have classed
  • you will have classed
  • he/she will have classed
  • we will have classed
  • you will have classed
  • they will have classed
Future Continuous
  • I will be classing
  • you will be classing
  • he/she will be classing
  • we will be classing
  • you will be classing
  • they will be classing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been classing
  • you have been classing
  • he/she has been classing
  • we have been classing
  • you have been classing
  • they have been classing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been classing
  • you will have been classing
  • he/she will have been classing
  • we will have been classing
  • you will have been classing
  • they will have been classing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been classing
  • you had been classing
  • he/she had been classing
  • we had been classing
  • you had been classing
  • they had been classing
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