英语词汇“class”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

classclass /klæs/ noun 1 a group of students► class

a group of students who are taught together:

There are about 35 students in the class.

➔ You also use class about all the students in a particular year of school, in the phrases “freshman/junior etc. class” or “class of 2012/1995” etc. : There were 2,225 students in the freshman class. | The class of 2001 had its ten-year reunion.

► grade AWL

one of the 12 years that students are in school in the U.S., or the students who are in that year:

My sister is in tenth grade.

The fifth and sixth grades worked together on the project.

➔ see Education2 an occasion when someone teaches people► class

an occasion when someone teaches a group of students:

What classes do you have this morning?

In math class the kids are learning about angles.

➔ You can also use class to talk about a series of lessons on a subject: He is taking a class in photography at night school.

► lesson

an occasion when a teacher teaches a particular skill or subject, especially to only one person or to a small group:

She has piano lessons on Fridays.

The lesson was on multiplication.

► period AWL

one of the equal times that divide the school day, in which you have a class:

The students were taking a test during first period.

► seminar

a series of lessons in which a small group of students learn about a particular subject:

Students must take a seminar in their senior year.

➔ In a college or university, a seminar is similar to a normal class but is for a smaller group of people. In other situations people can take seminars that last only an hour or a day: The one-day seminar is on planning your career.

➔ see background for class meaning “a group of people at a similar level in society,” ➔ see category, subjectGRAMMAR CHECK: classClasses are usually in a subject: They offer classes in ballet and tap.Lessons and seminars are usually on a subject: The seminar was on Emily Dickinson’s poetry.

单词	class
例句	classclass /klæs/ noun 1 a group of students► class a group of students who are taught together: There are about 35 students in the class. ➔ You also use class about all the students in a particular year of school, in the phrases “freshman/junior etc. class” or “class of 2012/1995” etc. : There were 2,225 students in the freshman class. \| The class of 2001 had its ten-year reunion. ► grade AWL one of the 12 years that students are in school in the U.S., or the students who are in that year: My sister is in tenth grade. The fifth and sixth grades worked together on the project. ➔ see Education2 an occasion when someone teaches people► class an occasion when someone teaches a group of students: What classes do you have this morning? In math class the kids are learning about angles. ➔ You can also use class to talk about a series of lessons on a subject: He is taking a class in photography at night school. ► lesson an occasion when a teacher teaches a particular skill or subject, especially to only one person or to a small group: She has piano lessons on Fridays. The lesson was on multiplication. ► period AWL one of the equal times that divide the school day, in which you have a class: The students were taking a test during first period. ► seminar a series of lessons in which a small group of students learn about a particular subject: Students must take a seminar in their senior year. ➔ In a college or university, a seminar is similar to a normal class but is for a smaller group of people. In other situations people can take seminars that last only an hour or a day: The one-day seminar is on planning your career. ➔ see background for class meaning “a group of people at a similar level in society,” ➔ see category, subjectGRAMMAR CHECK: classClasses are usually in a subject: They offer classes in ballet and tap.Lessons and seminars are usually on a subject: The seminar was on Emily Dickinson’s poetry.
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