class1
UK: /klɑːs/ US: /klæs/ (pl classes)Translation
n [c]
›
⇨ clase
The whole class agreed with it Toda la clase estaba de acuerdo
⇨ grupo de estudiantes
■ Por ser un nombre colectivo se puede usar con el verbo en singular o en plural›
⇨ clase
There are many different classes of pine tree Hay muchas clases diferentes de pinos
⇨ tipo
›
⇨ clase
working class clase obrera
⇨ condición social
to be in a class of one's own
⇨ ser inigualable
n [c, u]
› (lección)
⇨ clase
n [u]
Véase tb: evening class; first class; middle class; second class; to skive off a class; working class› (inform) (estilo)
⇨ clase
■ Al ser incontable, no tiene plural(Definition of class nnn from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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