class 音标拼音: [kl'æs]
n .
C 种类,等级;
U 阶级;
C 班,班级,年级;
C 课
vt . 把…分类
C 种类,等级;
U 阶级;
C 班,班级,年级;
C 课把…分类
class 类别; 分类
CLS class 类 类别 级
class n 1 :
a collection of things sharing a common attribute ; "
there are two classes of detergents " [
synonym : {
class }, {
category },
{
family }]
2 :
a body of students who are taught together ; "
early morning classes are always sleepy " [
synonym : {
class }, {
form }, {
grade },
{
course }]
3 :
people having the same social ,
economic ,
or educational status ; "
the working class "; "
an emerging professional class "
[
synonym : {
class }, {
stratum }, {
social class }, {
socio -
economic class }]
4 :
education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings ; "
he took a course in basket weaving "; "
flirting is not unknown in college classes " [
synonym : {
course }, {
course of study }, {
course of instruction }, {
class }]
5 :
a league ranked by quality ; "
he played baseball in class D for two years "; "
Princeton is in the NCAA Division 1 -
AA "
[
synonym : {
class }, {
division }]
6 :
a body of students who graduate together ; "
the class of '
97 ";
"
she was in my year at Hoehandle High " [
synonym : {
class }, {
year }]
7 : (
biology )
a taxonomic group containing one or more orders 8 :
elegance in dress or behavior ; "
she has a lot of class "
v 1 :
arrange or order by classes or categories ; "
How would you classify these pottery shards --
are they prehistoric ?" [
synonym :
{
classify }, {
class }, {
sort }, {
assort }, {
sort out },
{
separate }]
Class \
Class \ (
kl [.
a ]
s ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Classed }
(
kl [.
a ]
st );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Classing }.] [
Cf .
F .
classer .
See {
Class },
n .]
1 .
To arrange in classes ;
to classify or refer to some class ;
as ,
to class words or passages .
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Note :
In scientific arrangement ,
to classify is used instead of to class . --
Dana .
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2 .
To divide into classes ,
as students ;
to form into ,
or place in ,
a class or classes .
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Class \
Class \ (
kl [.
a ]
s ),
n . [
F .
classe ,
fr .
L .
classis class ,
collection ,
fleet ;
akin to Gr .
klh ^
sis a calling ,
kalei ^
n to call ,
E .
claim ,
haul .]
1 .
A group of individuals ranked together as possessing common characteristics ;
as ,
the different classes of society ;
the educated class ;
the lower classes .
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2 .
A number of students in a school or college ,
of the same standing ,
or pursuing the same studies .
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3 .
A comprehensive division of animate or inanimate objects ,
grouped together on account of their common characteristics ,
in any classification in natural science ,
and subdivided into orders ,
families ,
tribes ,
genera ,
etc .
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4 .
A set ;
a kind or description ,
species or variety .
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She had lost one class energies . --
Macaulay .
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5 . (
Methodist Church )
One of the sections into which a church or congregation is divided ,
and which is under the supervision of a class leader .
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6 .
One session of formal instruction in which one or more teachers instruct a group on some subject .
The class may be one of a course of classes ,
or a single special session .
[
PJC ]
7 .
A high degree of elegance ,
in dress or behavior ;
the quality of bearing oneself with dignity ,
grace ,
and social adeptness .
[
PJC ]
{
Class of a curve } (
Math .),
the kind of a curve as expressed by the number of tangents that can be drawn from any point to the curve .
A circle is of the second class .
{
Class meeting } (
Methodist Church ),
a meeting of a class under the charge of a class leader ,
for counsel and relegious instruction .
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Class \
Class \,
v .
i .
To be grouped or classed .
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The genus or family under which it classes . --
Tatham .
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Class \
Class \ (
kl [.
a ]
s ),
a .
exhibiting refinement and high character ;
as ,
a class act .
Opposite of {
low -
class } [
informal ]
Syn :
high -
class . [
PJC ]
273 Moby Thesaurus words for "
class ":
account ,
adherents ,
advantageousness ,
agreeableness ,
allot ,
alphabetize ,
analyze ,
animal kingdom ,
antonomasia ,
appraise ,
appreciate ,
arrange ,
ashram ,
assembly ,
assess ,
assign ,
assort ,
auspiciousness ,
bearing ,
beneficialness ,
benevolence ,
benignity ,
binomial nomenclature ,
biosystematics ,
biosystematy ,
biotype ,
birth ,
blood ,
body ,
bracket ,
branch ,
brand ,
break down ,
breed ,
breeding ,
brethren ,
brood ,
caliber ,
call ,
caste ,
catalog ,
categorize ,
category ,
church ,
churchgoers ,
clan ,
classification ,
classify ,
codify ,
cogency ,
colony ,
color ,
commonwealth ,
commune ,
communion ,
community ,
condition ,
confession ,
congregation ,
consider ,
deme ,
denomination ,
descent ,
description ,
desert ,
digest ,
discernment ,
disciples ,
distinction ,
divide ,
division ,
domain ,
echelon ,
economic class ,
elegance ,
endogamous group ,
estate ,
estimate ,
evaluate ,
excellence ,
expedience ,
extended family ,
extraction ,
factor ,
fairness ,
faith ,
family ,
favorableness ,
feather ,
figure ,
file ,
fineness ,
first -
rateness ,
flock ,
fold ,
folk ,
followers ,
footing ,
form ,
form an estimate ,
gauge ,
genotype ,
genre ,
gens ,
genus ,
give an appreciation ,
glossology ,
goodliness ,
goodness ,
grace ,
grade ,
grain ,
group ,
grouping ,
guess ,
head ,
heading ,
healthiness ,
helpfulness ,
hierarchy ,
hold ,
house ,
identify ,
ilk ,
importance ,
index ,
ism ,
judge ,
kidney ,
kin ,
kind ,
kindness ,
kingdom ,
kinship group ,
label ,
laity ,
laymen ,
league ,
level ,
line ,
lineage ,
list ,
make an estimation ,
mark ,
matriclan ,
measure ,
merit ,
minyan ,
moiety ,
nation ,
nature ,
niceness ,
nomenclature ,
nonclerics ,
nonordained persons ,
nuclear family ,
onomastics ,
onomatology ,
order ,
orismology ,
parish ,
parishioners ,
part ,
patriclan ,
pedigree ,
people ,
persuasion ,
phratria ,
phratry ,
phyle ,
phylum ,
pigeonhole ,
place ,
place -
names ,
place -
naming ,
plant kingdom ,
pleasantness ,
polyonymy ,
position ,
power structure ,
precedence ,
predicament ,
presence ,
prestige ,
prize ,
profitableness ,
quality ,
race ,
range ,
rank ,
rate ,
rating ,
realm ,
reckon ,
refinement ,
regard ,
rewardingness ,
rubric ,
savoir faire ,
school ,
score ,
sect ,
section ,
seculars ,
separate ,
sept ,
series ,
set ,
settlement ,
sheep ,
sift ,
skillfulness ,
social class ,
society ,
sort ,
sort out ,
soundness ,
species ,
sphere ,
stage ,
stamp ,
standing ,
station ,
status ,
stem ,
stirps ,
stock ,
strain ,
stratum ,
stripe ,
style ,
subcaste ,
subclass ,
subdivide ,
subdivision ,
subfamily ,
subgenus ,
subgroup ,
subkingdom ,
suborder ,
subspecies ,
subtribe ,
superclass ,
superfamily ,
superiority ,
superorder ,
superspecies ,
systematics ,
tabulate ,
taste ,
taxonomy ,
terminology ,
thrash out ,
tier ,
title ,
toponymy ,
totem ,
track ,
tribe ,
trinomialism ,
type ,
usefulness ,
validity ,
valuate ,
value ,
variety ,
virtue ,
virtuousness ,
weigh ,
wholeness ,
winnow ,
worth ,
year 1 .
The prototype for an {object } in an
object -oriented language }; analogous to a {derived type } in a
procedural language }. A class may also be considered to be a
set of objects which share a common structure and behaviour .
The structure of a class is determined by the {class
variables } which represent the {state } of an object of that
class and the behaviour is given by a set of {methods }
associated with the class .
Classes are related in a {class hierarchy }. One class may be
a specialisation (a "{subclass }") of another (one of its
superclasses }") or it may be composed of other classes or it
may use other classes in a {client -server } relationship . A
class may be an {abstract class } or a {concrete class }.
See also {signature }.
2 . See {type class }.
3 . One of three types of {Internet addresses }
distinguished by their most significant bits .
3 . A language developed by the {Andrew Project }.
It was one of the first attempts to add {object -oriented }
features to {C }.
1995 -05 -01 )Custom Local Area Signaling Service CLASS .
The order according to which are arranged or distributed ,
or are supposed to be arranged or distributed ,
divers persons or things ;
thus we say ,
a class of legatees .
2 .
When a legacy is given to a class of individuals ,
all who answer the description at the time the will takes effect ,
are entitled ;
and though the expression be in the plural ,
yet if there be but one ,
he shall take the whole .
3 M '
Cord ,
Ch .
R .
440 .
3 .
When a bond is given to a class of persons ,
it is good ,
and all composing that class are entitled to sue upon it ;
but if the obligor be a member of such class ,
the bond is void ,
because a man cannot be obligor and obligee at the same time ;
as ,
if a bond be given to the justices of the county court ,
and at the time the obligor is himself one of said justices .
3 Dev .
284 ,
287 ,
289 ;
4 Dev .
882 .
4 .
When a charge is made against a class of society ,
a profession ,
an order or body of men ,
and cannot possibly import a personal application to private injury ,
no action lies ;
but if any one of the class have sustained special damages in consequence of such charge ,
he may maintain an action .
17 Wend .
52 ,
23 ,
186 .
See 12 John .
475 .
When the charge is against one of a class ,
without designating which ,
no action lies ;
as ,
where three persons had been examined as witnesses ,
and the defendant said in addressing himself to them , "
one of you three is perjured ."
1 Roll .
Ab .
81 ;
Cro .
Jac .
107 ;
16 Pick .
132 .
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