high-class

• 形容事物具有卓越的品质、风格或较高的社会地位，通常指高档、上等的。

Describes something that is of superior quality, style, or social status.

1. Pretentiously elegantB2informal

   Characterized by an exaggerated or affected display of elegance, often to impress others.

   装腔作势的高雅

   • The restaurant had a high-class atmosphere, but the food was mediocre.
   • She spoke with a high-class accent that seemed forced.
   • The party was full of high-class decorations, but lacked genuine warmth.

   同义词affectedchichiflashygrandiosehoity-toityla-di-daostentatiouspompouspretentiousshowy

   反义词commongaudytackyvulgar

2. Superior qualityB1formal

   Of the highest standard or quality; belonging to the upper social or economic class.

   高级

   • They stayed at a high-class hotel in the city center.
   • The store sells only high-class merchandise.
   • He comes from a high-class family with a long history.

   同义词deluxeeliteexclusivefirst-classfirst-ratehigh qualityluxuriouspremiumupmarketupscale

   反义词cheapcommoninferiorlow-classpoor