Definition of social class in English:

social class

noun

A division of a society based on social and economic status.
people from different social classes and walks of life
her social class excluded her from training at an art school
mass noun Austen was a keen observer of social class
Example sentencesExamples
- We have created a new social class in America.
- The players come from different social classes.
- She was lured away from her lover and her social class, and then preyed upon by men who believed wealth can and does control everything.
- Televised soap operas are extremely popular with Brazilians of all social classes.
- Apparently you can tell your social class by the way your sofas are arranged.
- Did the commune members come from particular social classes?
- Travel narratives suggest that many well-to-do European and American travelers were appalled by the mixing of social classes.
- You get no help if you come from the lower social classes, from the wrong side of the tracks.
- Income was overwhelmingly seen as the number one determinant of social class in New Zealand.
- Mrs. Higgins reminds them that they should consider what they are going to do with this woman who they have educated beyond her social class.
- Why would people from all different walks of life and social classes all be invited to the same party?
- Parents of different social classes often have different child-rearing styles.
- People of all social classes migrated to the towns, including members of the nobility.
- In the past, most people had arranged marriages to someone of the same social class.
- It doesn't matter which social class or part of town the clubbers come from, nor does it matter how much they earn.

Definition of social class in US English:

social class

noun

A division of a society based on social and economic status.
people from different social classes and walks of life
her social class excluded her from training at an art school
Austen was a keen observer of social class
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, most people had arranged marriages to someone of the same social class.
- She was lured away from her lover and her social class, and then preyed upon by men who believed wealth can and does control everything.
- Did the commune members come from particular social classes?
- We have created a new social class in America.
- People of all social classes migrated to the towns, including members of the nobility.
- Why would people from all different walks of life and social classes all be invited to the same party?
- Travel narratives suggest that many well-to-do European and American travelers were appalled by the mixing of social classes.
- It doesn't matter which social class or part of town the clubbers come from, nor does it matter how much they earn.
- Mrs. Higgins reminds them that they should consider what they are going to do with this woman who they have educated beyond her social class.
- You get no help if you come from the lower social classes, from the wrong side of the tracks.
- The players come from different social classes.
- Income was overwhelmingly seen as the number one determinant of social class in New Zealand.
- Apparently you can tell your social class by the way your sofas are arranged.
- Parents of different social classes often have different child-rearing styles.
- Televised soap operas are extremely popular with Brazilians of all social classes.

单词	social class
释义	Definition of social class in English: social class noun A division of a society based on social and economic status. people from different social classes and walks of life her social class excluded her from training at an art school mass noun Austen was a keen observer of social class Example sentencesExamples We have created a new social class in America. The players come from different social classes. She was lured away from her lover and her social class, and then preyed upon by men who believed wealth can and does control everything. Televised soap operas are extremely popular with Brazilians of all social classes. Apparently you can tell your social class by the way your sofas are arranged. Did the commune members come from particular social classes? Travel narratives suggest that many well-to-do European and American travelers were appalled by the mixing of social classes. You get no help if you come from the lower social classes, from the wrong side of the tracks. Income was overwhelmingly seen as the number one determinant of social class in New Zealand. Mrs. Higgins reminds them that they should consider what they are going to do with this woman who they have educated beyond her social class. Why would people from all different walks of life and social classes all be invited to the same party? Parents of different social classes often have different child-rearing styles. People of all social classes migrated to the towns, including members of the nobility. In the past, most people had arranged marriages to someone of the same social class. It doesn't matter which social class or part of town the clubbers come from, nor does it matter how much they earn. Definition of social class in US English: social class noun A division of a society based on social and economic status. people from different social classes and walks of life her social class excluded her from training at an art school Austen was a keen observer of social class Example sentencesExamples In the past, most people had arranged marriages to someone of the same social class. She was lured away from her lover and her social class, and then preyed upon by men who believed wealth can and does control everything. Did the commune members come from particular social classes? We have created a new social class in America. People of all social classes migrated to the towns, including members of the nobility. Why would people from all different walks of life and social classes all be invited to the same party? Travel narratives suggest that many well-to-do European and American travelers were appalled by the mixing of social classes. It doesn't matter which social class or part of town the clubbers come from, nor does it matter how much they earn. Mrs. Higgins reminds them that they should consider what they are going to do with this woman who they have educated beyond her social class. You get no help if you come from the lower social classes, from the wrong side of the tracks. The players come from different social classes. Income was overwhelmingly seen as the number one determinant of social class in New Zealand. Apparently you can tell your social class by the way your sofas are arranged. Parents of different social classes often have different child-rearing styles. Televised soap operas are extremely popular with Brazilians of all social classes.
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