Formy złożone:
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| art class n | (lesson in art) | zajęcia plastyczne n, l.mn. + przym. |
| | As a child, my favorite part of the school day was art class. |
class action,
class action suit n | (lawsuit brought by a group) | pozew zbiorowy m + przym. |
| | A lot of us are involved in a class action suit against the company for discrimination against women. |
| class conflict n | figurative (tensions between social classes) | konflikt klas m + ż, l.mn. |
| | Marx believed that class conflict was the inevitable result of capitalism. |
class conscious,
class-conscious adj | (aware of social differences) | świadomy różnic klasowych wyr. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | So class-conscious was Bunter that he never could bring himself to smoke in the presence of Lord Peter. |
| class consciousness n | (awareness of social differences) | świadomość klasowa ż + przym. |
| class ring n | US (ring commemorating school and year of graduation) | pierścionek klasowy m + przym. |
| | In those days you wore your boyfriend's class ring on a chain so everybody would know you were going steady. |
| class structure n | (social hierarchy) | struktura klas ż + ż, l.mn. |
| | A caste system is a highly formalized class structure. |
| class struggle n | (struggle over social differences) | walka klasowa ż + przym. |
| | | walka klas ż + ż, l.mn. |
| | Marx is not dead, the class struggle is not over; yesterday I saw factory workers demonstrating against the privileges of the rich. |
| class warfare n | (conflict, tension between social classes) | walka klas ż + ż, l.mn. |
| | Class conflict exists in many modern societies, but does not lead to class warfare. |
| cut class vtr + n | US, informal (miss a school lesson) | urywać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | urwać się zwr. dk. |
| | It's no surprise his grades were so low - he was always cutting class! |
| economy class n | (train: standard seating) | klasa ekonomiczna ż + przym. |
| | It is cheaper to travel in economy class than in regular class. |
| economy class n | (plane: low-cost seating) | klasa ekonomiczna ż + przym. |
| | Economy class, plus taxes, was $340. |
economy class,
economy-class,
also US: coach-class,
coach class n as adj | (train seating: standard) | klasa ekonomiczna ż + przym. |
| Uwaga: push0717 |
| | I am going to buy an economy-class train ticket. |
economy class,
economy-class,
also US: coach-class,
coach class n as adj | (plane seating: low cost) | klasa ekonomiczna ż + przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun, push0717 |
| | I purchased an economy-class ticket so that I would not have to dip into my savings. |
| first class n | (transport: superior service) | pierwsza klasa licz. + ż |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun. |
| | They always serve champagne in first class. |
| first class n | (mail: fastest service) | priorytet m |
| | First class is the fastest way to send a letter. |
first class,
first-class adj | (mail, stamp: fastest service) | priorytetowy przym. |
| | Linda bought a sheet of first-class stamps at the post office. |
first class,
first-class adj | (carriage, seats: superior) (miejsca) | w pierwszej klasie wyr. |
| | (wagon) | pierwszej klasy licz. + ż |
| | First-class seats have more leg room. |
| first class adv | (in first-class area) | pierwszą klasą licz. + ż |
| | | w pierwszej klasie wyr. |
| | Flying first class is the only way to travel. |
| first class adv | (mail: by fastest service) (wysłać) | priorytetem przys. |
| | (wysłać) | jako priorytet przyim. + m |
| | If you send the parcel first class, it should arrive the next day. |
first class,
first-class adj | figurative, informal (excellent) (potoczny) | pierwsza klasa licz. + ż |
| | The food here is always first class. |
| gut class n | US, slang (school, university: easy course) (w szkole, na uczelni) | łatwe zajęcia przym. + n, l.mn. |
| | Jim was busy with sports so he decided to take a bunch of gut classes this semester. |
| gym class n | US, abbr (physical education lesson) | lekcja WF ż + m |
| health class n | US (education: sex, drugs, etc.) (zajęcia) | edukacja zdrowotna ż + przym. |
high class,
high-class adj | (refined, of top quality) | wysokiej klasy, najwyższej jakości przym. + ż |
| | (miejsce) | luksusowy przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective comes before the noun it modifies. |
| | Be well-dressed when you go to that restaurant, it's a high-class place! |
low class,
low-class adj | figurative (base, vulgar) | niska klasa przym. + ż |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun. |
| | The white establishment regarded jazz as a form of low-class entertainment. |
| low class adj | (indicating social status) | niska klasa przym. + ż |
| | After he lost his job, they had to move to a low-class neighbourhood near the railway station. |
lower class,
lower-class adj | (of low socioeconomic status) | należący do klasy niższej wyr. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun. |
| the lower classes npl | (low-income people) | niższe klasy przym. + ż, l.mn. |
| | The government is concentrating on social issues because it is desperate to win the vote of the lower classes at the next election. |
master class,
masterclass n | (lesson from expert) | zajęcia z mistrzem |
middle class,
middle-class n | (educated, well-off people) | klasa średnia ż + przym. |
| | Their son is very rebellious and rejects the values of the middle class. |
| middle class n | (between low and high income) | klasa średnia ż + przym. |
| | With hard work, their family rose up from the working class to the more comfortable middle class. |
middle class,
middle-class adj | (educated and well off) | klasa średnia ż + przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | She comes from a very nice middle class family. |
| ruling class n | (social group in power) | klasa rządząca ż + przym. |
second class,
second-class adj | literal (travel: standard or economy) (dosłowny) | druga klasa przym. + ż |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
| | I bought a second-class ticket because it was a lot cheaper. |
second class,
second-class adj | figurative (inferior, less important) | gorszy, podrzędny przym. |
| | Even today women are still treated as second-class citizens in many countries. |
skip class,
skip a class v expr | US, informal (not attend a lesson) | opuszczać lekcję ndk. + ż |
| | | opuścić lekcję dk. + ż |
| social class n | (economic group within society) | klasa społeczna ż + przym. |
| | Teachers belong to a higher social class than factory workers. |
| upper class n | (minor aristocracy) | klasa wyższa ż + przym. |
upper class,
upper-class n as adj | (aristocratic, posh) | z klasy wyższej wyr. |
| | | z wyższych sfer wyr. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | Portia's schoolmates made fun of her upper-class accent. |
| the upper middle class n | (wealthy, highly-educated people) | wyższa klasa średnia przym. + ż + przym. |
| | Paying college tuitions nowadays can be difficult even for families in the upper middle class. |
working class,
working classes n | (laboring class) | klasa robotnicza ż + przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective that precedes the noun |
| | He started out as member of the working class, but now he runs an investment firm. |
working class,
working-class adj | (of laboring classes) | robotniczy przym. |
| | He was very proud of his working-class background. |
| world-class adj | (of highest quality) | światowej klasy przym. + ż |
| | Itzhak Perlman is a world-class violinist. |