classes
noun(class)
a body of students meeting regularly to study the same subject
classes
noun(class)
the period during which such a body meets
classes
noun(class)
a course of instruction
classes
verb(class)
classify
classes
noun(class)
a governing body in some Reformed churches (as in the former Reformed Church in the U.S.) corresponding to a presbytery
classes
noun(class)
the district governed by a classis
classes
plural noun(class)
educated people who like to talk about politics, culture, society, etc.
classes
plural noun(class)
the class of people who earn money by doing usually physical work and who are not rich or powerful
classes
noun(class)
a class of accommodations on a passenger ship superior to tourist class and inferior to first class
classes
noun(class)
a set for which an equivalence relation holds between every pair of elements
classes
noun(class)
the first or highest group in a classification: such as
classes
noun(class)
the highest of usually three classes of travel accommodations
classes
noun(class)
a class of mail that comprises letters, postcards, or matter sealed against inspection
classes
noun(class)
a class of linguistic forms that can be used in the same position in a construction and that have one or more morphological or syntactical features in common
classes
noun(class)
a social class occupying a position below the middle class and having the lowest status in a society