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zweiter Klasse

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sec·ond-class ˈciti·zen N

Bürger(in) m (f) zweiter Klasse <-s, ->
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citi·zen [ˈsɪtɪzən, Am -t̬-] N

1. citizen (national):

[Staats]bürger(in) m (f)

2. citizen (resident of town):

Bürger(in) m (f) <-s, ->

I. sec·ond1 [ˈsekənd] ADJ inv

1. second usu attr (next after first):

2. second (next after winner):

3. second (not first in importance, size):

the second ... + superl
to be second only to sb/sth
gleich nach jdm/etw kommen inf

4. second attr (another):

Zweitwagen m <-s, ->

Phrases:

II. sec·ond1 [ˈsekənd] N

1. second (order):

2. second (date):

3. second (in titles):

Henry II written

4. second Brit UNIV:

Zwei f
Zweier m A

5. second no pl AUTO:

6. second (extra helping):

Nachschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge> kein pl

7. second Brit inf (dessert):

Nachtisch m <-es [o. -s]> kein pl
Dessert nt <-s, -s> CH form
A esp Nachspeise f

8. second (imperfect item):

9. second (assistant in boxing or duel):

Sekundant(in) m (f) <-en, -en>

10. second (in ballet):

11. second (in baseball):

12. second (musical interval):

Sekunde f <-, -n>

13. second (seconder):

second of a motion
Befürworter(in) m (f) <-s, ->

III. sec·ond1 [ˈsekənd] ADV inv

1. second (secondly):

2. second (in second class):

IV. sec·ond1 [ˈsekənd] VB trans

1. second (support formally in debate):

to second sth proposal

2. second form (back up):

to second sth action

3. second ECON:

4. second LAW, POL:

I. eighth [eɪtθ] ADJ inv

1. eighth (in sequence):

2. eighth (in a race):

II. eighth [eɪtθ] N no pl

1. eighth (order):

2. eighth (date):

the eighth spoken
the 8th written
der 8.

3. eighth (in titles):

Henry VIII written

4. eighth (fraction):

Achtel nt <-s, ->

III. eighth [eɪtθ] ADV inv

I. class <pl -es> [klɑ:s, Am klæs] N

1. class + sing/pl vb (pupils):

2. class:

Unterricht m <-(e)s, -e> kein pl
class SPORTS
Kurs[us] m

3. class + sing/pl vb Am (graduates):

Jahrgang m <-s, -gän·ge>
the class of 1975/1980
der Jahrgang 1975/1980

4. class + sing/pl vb (stratum):

Klasse f <-, -n>
Schicht f <-, -en>

5. class no pl (social membership):

6. class (category, quality):

Klasse f <-, -n>
Class A/I COMM

7. class Brit, Aus (diploma):

Prädikat nt <-(e)s, -e>
CH a. Note f

8. class no pl (style):

Klasse <-, -n>
f <-(s), -(s)>

9. class BIOL, ZOOL:

Klasse f <-, -n>

10. class Am FIN:

11. class LAW:

Phrases:

to be out of sb's class
to be out of sb's class

II. class [klɑ:s, Am klæs] ADJ attr, inv (excellent)

III. class [klɑ:s, Am klæs] VB trans

to class sb/sth [as sth]
jdn/etw [als etw acc] einstufen

sec·ond2 [ˈsekənd] N

1. second (sixtieth of a minute):

Sekunde f <-, -n>

2. second (very short time):

Sekunde f <-, -n>

3. second MATH:

Sekunde f <-, -n>

se·cond3 [sɪˈkɒnd] VB trans usu passive Brit, Aus

to be seconded officer
OpenDict entry

second N

OpenDict entry

class VB

to class sth [as sth]
etw [als etw (akk)] einordnen
Present
Isecond
yousecond
he/she/itseconds
wesecond
yousecond
theysecond
Past
Iseconded
youseconded
he/she/itseconded
weseconded
youseconded
theyseconded
Present Perfect
Ihaveseconded
youhaveseconded
he/she/ithasseconded
wehaveseconded
youhaveseconded
theyhaveseconded
Past Perfect
Ihadseconded
youhadseconded
he/she/ithadseconded
wehadseconded
youhadseconded
theyhadseconded

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I will not be treated like a second-class citizen any longer.
inamerica.blogs.cnn.com
In such a state, a woman would not be a second-class citizen and women's empowerment and personhood would be an issue of priority.
www.bbc.co.uk
I feel as a second-class citizen of this city.
www.thestar.com
Creating a budget just for the stay-at-home-parent can lead to resentment and feeling like a second-class citizen.
time.com
Some treat you as if you are drunk, or a second-class citizen.
www.dailymail.co.uk

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