英语词汇class怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ noun

plural classes

¹ class

/ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/

noun

plural classes

Learner's definition of CLASS

a [count] : a group of students who meet regularly to be taught a subject or activity班；班级

There are 20 students in the class.班里有20名学生。
Several people in the class are absent today.今天班里有几个人缺席。

◊ In U.S. English, class is used with a singular verb.在美国英语中，class与单数动词连用。

The class is going on a field trip.这个班要去野外考察。

◊ In British English, class can also be used with a plural verb.在英国英语中，class可与复数动词连用。

The class are going on a field trip.这个班要去野外考察。

b [count] : a series of meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity : a course of instruction课；课程

This class is really difficult.这门课确实难。
He will be teaching an American history class next semester.他下学期要教一门美国史的课程。
The college offers classes in computer programming and engineering.这所学院开设计算机编程和工程学课程。
She is taking a class on psychology.她正在修一门心理学课程。
taking dance class上舞蹈课
What classes are you taking this semester?这个学期你在修什么课？

c : one of the meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity一节课；一堂课

[count]

I have an English class this morning.我今天上午有一堂英语课。
My class got out early today.我上的课今天提早结束了。
I have already missed two classes.我已经缺席两节课了。
Read chapters 10 through 20 for the next class.请在下次课前阅读第10至20章。

[noncount]

I'm late for class.我上课迟到了。
Let's meet after class.咱们课后见。
Class starts at 8:00 a.m.上午8点开始上课。
What did you learn in class today?今天你在课堂上学了些什么？
He got in trouble for talking during/in class.他上课说话，惹了麻烦。

d [count] US : a group of students who finish their education at a particular school at the same time : students who graduate together同届学生；同届毕业生

She's a member of the class of 2006.她是2006届的学生。
the freshman class [=the group of students who are freshmen this year and will eventually graduate together]大学一年级的这届学生
She's running for class president.她在竞选年级学生会主席。

a [count] : a group of people in a society who are at the same economic and social level阶级；阶层

the ruling/professional class统治阶级；专业阶层
the higher/lower social classes上层/下层社会

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

class distinctions阶级差别
a class struggle阶级斗争

b [noncount] : the way people in a society are divided into different social and economic groups等级划分；等级制度

a discussion about class and race关于阶级和种族的讨论

[noncount]

a : a quality that makes something or someone seem special and attractive独特；典雅；高超

The hotel has class. [=it is very elegant]这家宾馆非常典雅。
The candles on the table added a touch of class.桌子上的蜡烛增添了一点别致的气氛。

— see also first-class, high-class, world-class

b : a quality that makes someone seem very good, kind, etc.优秀的品质

She showed a lot of class by donating her prize money to charity.她把自己的奖金捐给了慈善事业，显示出高尚的品德。

— see also class act, classy

[count]

a : a group of people or things that are similar in some way类别；级别

Do you have a license to drive this class of vehicle?你有驾驶此类汽车的驾照吗？
a new class [=kind, type] of nuclear submarine新型核潜艇
There are many good players here, but she is in a different class altogether. [=she is far better than the other good players]这里有许多优秀选手，但她要出色得多。

◊ If you are in a class by yourself or in a class of your own, you are very different from others in a good or bad way.尤为突出；有过之而无不及

There have been a lot of corporate scandals but this one is in a class by itself. [=worse than all the others]虽然已出现了许多企业丑闻，可这桩丑闻则是有过之而无不及。
As an architect, she is in a class by herself. [=she has exceptional talent as an architect]作为建筑师，她是同行中的佼佼者。

b : one of the sections of seats on an airplane, train, etc.（飞机、火车等的）舱位等级，车厢等级

I am traveling business class. [=in a section of an airplane that is more comfortable and expensive than the main section but less comfortable and expensive than first class]我在坐商务舱旅行。

— see also first class, second class, third class, tourist class

[count] British : one of the levels of a university degree（英国大学的）学位等级

² class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ verb

classes; classed; classing

² class

/ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/

verb

classes; classed; classing

Learner's definition of CLASS

[+ object]

: to decide that (someone or something) belongs to a particular group : classify把…归类（或分级） — usually used as (be) classed通常用作(be) classed— often + as

The animal has been classed as a fish by some scientists and as a reptile by others.这种动物被一些科学家归为鱼类，但被另一些科学家归为爬行动物类。
He was classed as a part-time worker.他被归为兼职人员。

单词	class
释义	class (verb) class 22 ENTRIES FOUND: class (noun) class (verb) class-conscious (adjective) class act (noun) class action (noun) chattering classes (noun) first class (noun) first-class (adjective) high-class (adjective) low-class (adjective) lower class (noun) lower-class (adjective) middle class (noun) reception class (noun) second class (noun) second-class (adjective) third class (noun) third-class (adjective) tourist class (noun) upper class (noun) working class (noun) world-class (adjective) ¹ class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ noun plural classes ¹ class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ noun plural classes Learner's definition of CLASS 1 a [count] : a group of students who meet regularly to be taught a subject or activity班；班级 There are 20 students in the class.班里有20名学生。 Several people in the class are absent today.今天班里有几个人缺席。 ◊ In U.S. English, class is used with a singular verb.在美国英语中，class与单数动词连用。 The class is going on a field trip.这个班要去野外考察。 ◊ In British English, class can also be used with a plural verb.在英国英语中，class可与复数动词连用。 The class are going on a field trip.这个班要去野外考察。 b [count] : a series of meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity : a course of instruction课；课程 This class is really difficult.这门课确实难。 He will be teaching an American history class next semester.他下学期要教一门美国史的课程。 The college offers classes in computer programming and engineering.这所学院开设计算机编程和工程学课程。 She is taking a class on psychology.她正在修一门心理学课程。 taking dance class上舞蹈课 What classes are you taking this semester?这个学期你在修什么课？ c : one of the meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity一节课；一堂课 [count] I have an English class this morning.我今天上午有一堂英语课。 My class got out early today.我上的课今天提早结束了。 I have already missed two classes.我已经缺席两节课了。 Read chapters 10 through 20 for the next class.请在下次课前阅读第10至20章。 [noncount] I'm late for class.我上课迟到了。 Let's meet after class.咱们课后见。 Class starts at 8:00 a.m.上午8点开始上课。 What did you learn in class today?今天你在课堂上学了些什么？ He got in trouble for talking during/in class.他上课说话，惹了麻烦。 d [count] US : a group of students who finish their education at a particular school at the same time : students who graduate together同届学生；同届毕业生 She's a member of the class of 2006.她是2006届的学生。 the freshman class [=the group of students who are freshmen this year and will eventually graduate together]大学一年级的这届学生 She's running for class president.她在竞选年级学生会主席。 2 a [count] : a group of people in a society who are at the same economic and social level阶级；阶层 the ruling/professional class统治阶级；专业阶层 the higher/lower social classes上层/下层社会 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 class distinctions阶级差别 a class struggle阶级斗争 b [noncount] : the way people in a society are divided into different social and economic groups等级划分；等级制度 a discussion about class and race关于阶级和种族的讨论 3 [noncount] a : a quality that makes something or someone seem special and attractive独特；典雅；高超 The hotel has class. [=it is very elegant]这家宾馆非常典雅。 The candles on the table added a touch of class.桌子上的蜡烛增添了一点别致的气氛。 — see also first-class, high-class, world-class b : a quality that makes someone seem very good, kind, etc.优秀的品质 She showed a lot of class by donating her prize money to charity.她把自己的奖金捐给了慈善事业，显示出高尚的品德。 — see also class act, classy 4 [count] a : a group of people or things that are similar in some way类别；级别 Do you have a license to drive this class of vehicle?你有驾驶此类汽车的驾照吗？ a new class [=kind, type] of nuclear submarine新型核潜艇 There are many good players here, but she is in a different class altogether. [=she is far better than the other good players]这里有许多优秀选手，但她要出色得多。 ◊ If you are in a class by yourself or in a class of your own, you are very different from others in a good or bad way.尤为突出；有过之而无不及 There have been a lot of corporate scandals but this one is in a class by itself. [=worse than all the others]虽然已出现了许多企业丑闻，可这桩丑闻则是有过之而无不及。 As an architect, she is in a class by herself. [=she has exceptional talent as an architect]作为建筑师，她是同行中的佼佼者。 b : one of the sections of seats on an airplane, train, etc.（飞机、火车等的）舱位等级，车厢等级 I am traveling business class. [=in a section of an airplane that is more comfortable and expensive than the main section but less comfortable and expensive than first class]我在坐商务舱旅行。 — see also first class, second class, third class, tourist class 5 [count] British : one of the levels of a university degree（英国大学的）学位等级 ² class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ verb classes; classed; classing ² class /ˈklæs/ Brit /ˈklɑːs/ verb classes; classed; classing Learner's definition of CLASS [+ object] : to decide that (someone or something) belongs to a particular group : classify把…归类（或分级） — usually used as (be) classed通常用作(be) classed— often + as The animal has been classed as a fish by some scientists and as a reptile by others.这种动物被一些科学家归为鱼类，但被另一些科学家归为爬行动物类。 He was classed as a part-time worker.他被归为兼职人员。
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