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class TEACHING GROUPHklB:s, $klAsn [C]a group of students who are taught together at school, college or university, or a short period of teaching of a particular subject班，班级，课Which class are you in?你在哪个班级？She gave the whole class extra homework for a week.她给了全班一星期额外的课外作业。My class (=The people in my class) was/were rather noisy this morning. [+ sing/ pl v]我们班级今天早上很吵闹。Okay, class, settle down and open your books. [as form of address]好了, 全班同学, 大家安静下来, 打开你们的书。My last class ends at 4 o'clock.我的最后一节课在四点钟结束。Classes have been cancelled today because of a staff meeting.因为有全体教工会议，今天的课取消了。He got in trouble with his teachers because he rarely attended classes.他受到老师处罚，因为他很少去上课。I go to an aerobics class every Monday and Thursday evening.我每星期一和星期四晚上去上有氧体操课。I've been going to evening classes to improve my German.我一直在上夜课以提高我的德语水平。Which teacher takes/teaches your environmental studies class?哪个老师教你们的环境学课程？I was told off for talking in class.我因为在课上讲话而遭到严厉批评。(Am) The class of a particular year is the group of students who successfully completed their studies in that year.一届毕业生At America's top business schools, the class of 1988 is receiving almost half as many job offers from Wall Street as its predecessors did.在美国最好的那些商业学院里，88届毕业生得到华尔街金融界提供的工作机会几乎是以往历届的一半。
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