class

• Sustantivo que designa un grupo de estudiantes que aprenden juntos, una lección o período de enseñanza, o una categoría o clase de cosas.

A noun referring to a group of students who are taught together, a lesson or period of teaching, or a set or category of things.

1. Lesson or teaching sessionA1formal

   A group of students who are taught together, or the period of instruction.

   Clase (sesión de enseñanza)

   • I have math class at 9 AM.
   • The class was very interesting today.
   • She missed her English class yesterday.

   Sinónimoslecturelessonperiodrecitationseminarsessiontutorialworkshop

2. Social group or rankB1formal

   A division of people based on social or economic status.

   clase social

   • They come from a different social class.
   • Working class people often face economic challenges.
   • The middle class is growing in many countries.

   Sinónimoscasteechelonestaterankstratum

3. Quality or excellenceB2informal

   High quality, style, or elegance.

   Clase, distinción, elegancia

   • That car is real class.
   • She has a lot of class in how she handles criticism.
   • His performance was pure class.

   Sinónimosdistinctioneleganceexcellencegracepolishqualityrefinementsophisticationstyletaste

   Antónimosinelegancemediocritytackinessvulgarity

4. Category or typeB1formal

   A group of things or people with similar characteristics.

   clase, categoría

   • This falls into a different class of problems.
   • It's a class of drugs used for pain relief.
   • They classified it as first class quality.

   Sinónimoscategoryclassificationdivisiongenregroupkindsetsorttypevariety

• Verbo que significa clasificar o asignar algo a una clase o categoría determinada, o agrupar según criterios comunes.

A verb used to classify or categorize something into a particular group or class.

1. Classify or CategorizeB2formal

   To assign something to a particular category or group based on its characteristics.

   Clasificar o categorizar

   • The librarian classed the book as fiction.
   • Scientists classed the specimen as a new species.
   • The system automatically classes emails as spam or important.

   Sinónimosbrandcategorizeclassifygradegrouporderpigeonholeranksorttype

2. Consider or JudgeB2informal

   To regard or judge someone or something as belonging to a particular type or quality.

   clasificar, considerar

   • I would class him as one of the best teachers.
   • She classed the movie as excellent entertainment.
   • They classed the event as a complete success.

   Sinónimosassesscategorizeclassifyconsiderdesignateevaluategradegroupjudgelabelrankrateregardsort