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I. class <-es> [klɑ:s, Am klæs] N

1. class:

2. class SCHOOL:

3. class Brit, Aus (type of degree):

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

III. class [klɑ:s, Am klæs] VB trans

to class sb as sth

business class N AVIAT

cabin class N AVIAT

class-conscious ADJ

class struggle N, class war N

economy class N AVIAT

evening class N

I. first-class ADJ

II. first-class ADV

high-class ADJ

master class <-es> N

I. middle-class ADJ

II. middle-class N

reception class N Brit

I. second class N no pl

II. second class ADV

1. second class rail (in the second class):

2. second class Brit (by second-class mail):

III. second class ADJ

1. second class (in second class):

2. second class pej (inferior):

second class hotel, service

tourist class N

второ́й класс m (на океа́нском парохо́де и́ли в самолёте)

upper class N

upper-class ADJ

working class N

working-class ADJ

third-class mail N Am

Present
Iclass
youclass
he/she/itclasses
weclass
youclass
theyclass
Past
Iclassed
youclassed
he/she/itclassed
weclassed
youclassed
theyclassed
Present Perfect
Ihaveclassed
youhaveclassed
he/she/ithasclassed
wehaveclassed
youhaveclassed
theyhaveclassed
Past Perfect
Ihadclassed
youhadclassed
he/she/ithadclassed
wehadclassed
youhadclassed
theyhadclassed

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The 1860 census for the borough illustrated the working-class nature of the people living there.
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The surviving historic buildings illustrate the forms and styles of buildings typically constructed in working-class suburban communities of the period.
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The eldest of four sisters and three brothers, he was raised in a poor, working-class family.
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Further, if "anomie" is a primary cause of crime, there should be a theory to explain why only some working-class people commit crimes.
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This is followed by the exodus of black working-class families.
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