Definition of world-class in English:

world-class

adjective ˈwəːldklɑːsˈˌwərld ˈˌklæs

(of a person, thing, or activity) of or among the best in the world.
（人，物，活动）世界级的，具有世界水平的
a world-class player
British science and technology is world class
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a vegetarian, a South Indian and a gentleman, and a world-class fast bowler.
- It would do the locals the world of good to realise just how hard a world-class player trains.
- In addition to being a world-class wheelchair rugby player, he is also a businessman.
- If we are to be a nation let us pay for all the institutions generously and get world-class work in return.
- At the same time we're working on very exciting projects and world-class projects.
- These are among key milestones on the way to creating a world-class prosperous region by the end of the decade.
- It is only fair to concede that Robinson does not have the sort of world-class player that Woodward had at his disposal.
- Chelsea's biggest difficulty will be having a lot of world-class players who aren't playing.
- Promotion has brought the end of an era for the teacher who masterminded the success of a world-class school brass band.
- She rose above segregation and discrimination to become a world-class tennis player
- He has said the goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn, is the only world-class player they have.
- What is important to me is what is happening underneath so we continue to produce world-class players.
- Do we really want to watch world-class players being made a fool of?
- He's a world-class player and when you look at our batting line-up, it's already pretty strong.
- You have world-class players and are blessed to see cup finals and European competition every season.
- Given their tremendous history, Liverpool remain an attraction for world-class players.
- Chess champions from Swindon have been testing their skills against world-class players.
- Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to meet world-class players, play with them and coach them.
- He just took strips off world-class players and made them look ordinary.
- The interest payments would just about pay the price these days of one world-class player.

Definition of world-class in US English:

world-class

adjectiveˈˌwərld ˈˌklæsˈˌwərld ˈˌklas

(of a person, thing, or activity) of or among the best in the world.
（人，物，活动）世界级的，具有世界水平的
a world-class player
British science and technology is world class
Example sentencesExamples
- He has said the goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn, is the only world-class player they have.
- Given their tremendous history, Liverpool remain an attraction for world-class players.
- Chelsea's biggest difficulty will be having a lot of world-class players who aren't playing.
- She rose above segregation and discrimination to become a world-class tennis player
- It is only fair to concede that Robinson does not have the sort of world-class player that Woodward had at his disposal.
- At the same time we're working on very exciting projects and world-class projects.
- He just took strips off world-class players and made them look ordinary.
- You have world-class players and are blessed to see cup finals and European competition every season.
- In addition to being a world-class wheelchair rugby player, he is also a businessman.
- What is important to me is what is happening underneath so we continue to produce world-class players.
- It would do the locals the world of good to realise just how hard a world-class player trains.
- Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to meet world-class players, play with them and coach them.
- He is a vegetarian, a South Indian and a gentleman, and a world-class fast bowler.
- He's a world-class player and when you look at our batting line-up, it's already pretty strong.
- Do we really want to watch world-class players being made a fool of?
- Chess champions from Swindon have been testing their skills against world-class players.
- If we are to be a nation let us pay for all the institutions generously and get world-class work in return.
- Promotion has brought the end of an era for the teacher who masterminded the success of a world-class school brass band.
- These are among key milestones on the way to creating a world-class prosperous region by the end of the decade.
- The interest payments would just about pay the price these days of one world-class player.

单词	world-class
释义	Definition of world-class in English: world-class adjective ˈwəːldklɑːsˈˌwərld ˈˌklæs (of a person, thing, or activity) of or among the best in the world. （人，物，活动）世界级的，具有世界水平的 a world-class player British science and technology is world class Example sentencesExamples He is a vegetarian, a South Indian and a gentleman, and a world-class fast bowler. It would do the locals the world of good to realise just how hard a world-class player trains. In addition to being a world-class wheelchair rugby player, he is also a businessman. If we are to be a nation let us pay for all the institutions generously and get world-class work in return. At the same time we're working on very exciting projects and world-class projects. These are among key milestones on the way to creating a world-class prosperous region by the end of the decade. It is only fair to concede that Robinson does not have the sort of world-class player that Woodward had at his disposal. Chelsea's biggest difficulty will be having a lot of world-class players who aren't playing. Promotion has brought the end of an era for the teacher who masterminded the success of a world-class school brass band. She rose above segregation and discrimination to become a world-class tennis player He has said the goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn, is the only world-class player they have. What is important to me is what is happening underneath so we continue to produce world-class players. Do we really want to watch world-class players being made a fool of? He's a world-class player and when you look at our batting line-up, it's already pretty strong. You have world-class players and are blessed to see cup finals and European competition every season. Given their tremendous history, Liverpool remain an attraction for world-class players. Chess champions from Swindon have been testing their skills against world-class players. Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to meet world-class players, play with them and coach them. He just took strips off world-class players and made them look ordinary. The interest payments would just about pay the price these days of one world-class player. Definition of world-class in US English: world-class adjectiveˈˌwərld ˈˌklæsˈˌwərld ˈˌklas (of a person, thing, or activity) of or among the best in the world. （人，物，活动）世界级的，具有世界水平的 a world-class player British science and technology is world class Example sentencesExamples He has said the goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn, is the only world-class player they have. Given their tremendous history, Liverpool remain an attraction for world-class players. Chelsea's biggest difficulty will be having a lot of world-class players who aren't playing. She rose above segregation and discrimination to become a world-class tennis player It is only fair to concede that Robinson does not have the sort of world-class player that Woodward had at his disposal. At the same time we're working on very exciting projects and world-class projects. He just took strips off world-class players and made them look ordinary. You have world-class players and are blessed to see cup finals and European competition every season. In addition to being a world-class wheelchair rugby player, he is also a businessman. What is important to me is what is happening underneath so we continue to produce world-class players. It would do the locals the world of good to realise just how hard a world-class player trains. Throughout my career I have been lucky enough to meet world-class players, play with them and coach them. He is a vegetarian, a South Indian and a gentleman, and a world-class fast bowler. He's a world-class player and when you look at our batting line-up, it's already pretty strong. Do we really want to watch world-class players being made a fool of? Chess champions from Swindon have been testing their skills against world-class players. If we are to be a nation let us pay for all the institutions generously and get world-class work in return. Promotion has brought the end of an era for the teacher who masterminded the success of a world-class school brass band. These are among key milestones on the way to creating a world-class prosperous region by the end of the decade. The interest payments would just about pay the price these days of one world-class player.
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