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Перевод: class

[прилагательное]
классовый; классный;
[существительное]
класс ; группа ; категория ; разряд ; вид ; род ; тип ; сорт ; качество; урок ; занятие; курс ; время начала занятий; выпуск ; отличие; призывники ;
[глагол]
классифицировать; распределять отличия; составить себе мнение; оценить

Тезаурус:

1. Unlike France, Wales did not have any world class performers able to change the pattern of the game single-handedly, and were consequently unable to utilise the unexpectedly large amount of possession they won.
2. An illustrated booklet to accompany the series was prepared by a member of the Ipswich Tutorial Class and questions which arose during the post-broadcast class discussion were forwarded to Mrs. Adams who dealt with them during the following week's transmission.
3. A brief summary of the rights of each class of shares should be given.
4. And it is her intuition that she is dependent on for finding just the right thing to muse about to the class in front of her.
5. Most of the students in a Tutorial Class in Northampton on political Theory, launched successfully in 1955- 56, were members of this union.
6. Also, through documentaries and slots on magazine programmes, the medium opened up questions about class, colour and sex that many filmmakers seemed convinced could not interest an audience.
7. Occasionally - maybe eight or ten times a season on the remaining Saturdays - there were first class fixtures for select fifteens representing the unions in the Currie Cup competition.
8. He found that both class and community mattered.
9. Someone who was neither service class nor intermediate class would, by elimination, be working class.
10. "Welcome to class warfare in south-western Virginia," he told a rally this summer.
11. After a good night's sleep in a top class hotel it is back on board on Sunday morning.
12. "Mrs Heathington-Scott would never've gone outside her class, and neither would Thomas."
13. At its centre stands labourism coterminous with the Labour Party, from which we move out successively to trade unionism, the working class and finally bourgeois society.