Class

Definition

clapper /'klæpǝ(r)/ n ေခါင္းေလာင္းဆန္။ ခေလာက္ဆန္။ ❏ like the clappers [ IDM ] ( Brit infml ) သြက္လက္ လ်င္ျမန္စြာ။ အားႀကိဳးမာန္တက္။ go/run/work like the clappers.

Examples

1. He appealed to people of all classes.
2. Craftsmen of the period clearly belonged to a lower-middle class.
3. [a social class] : The proposal would unite women of all social classes.
4. [the ruling classes] : The members of the ruling classes have always been envied.
5. [social class] : The relationship between social class and educational achievement
6. [a class system] : A rigid class system still prevails throughout the country.
7. [class differences] : A community with marked class differences
8. What class is Sophie in now?
9. Weren’t you two in the same class at school?
10. My class are all going – why can’t I?
11. I’ve got classes all afternoon.
12. [in class] : We had to write an essay in class.
13. [a French/maths/science etc class] : I’ve got a French class first thing this morning.
14. I go to my art class on Mondays.
15. You could join an exercise class at your local sports centre.
16. [take a class in something] : I’ve started taking classes in car maintenance.
17. [teach a class] : Since qualifying in 1986
18. she has taught regular classes for adults.
19. He attended his class reunion at Cornell University.
20. [the class of ’64/’81/1995 etc] : He graduated in the class of ’87.
21. [class of] : Regulations for lower emissions limits for certain classes of vehicles
22. Andrews won his class by a massive 10-minute margin.
23. I’ll say this much for him: he’s got class.