Definition of tourist class in English:

tourist class

noun

mass noun

The cheapest accommodation or seating for passengers in a ship, aircraft, or hotel.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you've a tourist going to immediately lie on the beach, tourist class is fine for that.
- On ladies' or fancy dress nights in cabin or tourist class, she wore a uniform similar to the Wren Navy officers.
- He looked after the famous ‘Geraldo's’ ship orchestra for his first five transatlantic crossings before transferring to tourist class where he served as a waiter.
- My only worry is that even that isn't going to beat tourist class (essentially third class) on the Spanish network, Renfe.
- Hamburg Atlantic's SS Hanseatic divided the list into the ports of debarkation; on an eastbound sailing I made in September 1963, in tourist class there were 67 passengers bound for Cherbourg, 59 for Southampton, and 780 for Cuxhaven.
- Much attention has been paid to the cases of deep vein thrombosis in aircraft passengers, supposedly especially those travelling in the more confined conditions of economy or tourist class.
- Accommodation will be provided for 700 passengers - first and tourist class - and a crew of about 400.
- In the early days the liners closed off the spaces dedicated to lower-class accommodations, such as tourist class, when they went cruising.
- Like the rest of the cast he flew to Jamaica for location filming in tourist class.
- The whole point of tourist class is that it's for people who want to pay the lowest possible price - so you pack in the seats.
- Without a doubt you get much more time and indulgence in business than tourist class.
- He rarely gives interviews and still travels tourist class when crisscrossing the Continent.

adverb & adjective

Relating to or by the cheapest accommodation or seating.
as adjective a tourist-class hotel
as adverb they had come tourist class from Cairo
Example sentencesExamples
- It includes 13 nights' accommodation in superior tourist-class hotels and two nights in a Contiki special resort hotel, transport, an experienced driver or guide, sightseeing and some meals.
- It has 150 employees and 10 branches, and is one of the largest operators of tourist class hotels for foreigners in the country.
- The package includes daily breakfasts and dinners, air and land transportation, accommodation in tourist-class hotels and insurance.
- Joining a group of no more than 15-with a guide and Imaginative Traveller representative to lead them - the girls will spend eight nights in tourist class hotels and four camping during their holiday.
- The deals include a week at a tourist-class hotel and South African Airways flights from Heathrow.
- The next day, I'm on board a tourist-class train that will take me to Aguas Calientes, the town just under Machu Picchu.
- The two different seating arrangements could, in a matter of a few hours, be changed to an all-firstclass plane or to a 95-passenger, all-tourist-class craft depending on the fluctuating traffic demands.
- In Ethiopia however, tourist class hotels outside the capital are generally run by one of four government chains.
- My package came to $482 and included round-trip airfare from New York, three nights at a tourist-class hotel, and taxes and fees.
- In 1936, the year of that voyage, I was on the editorial staff of the Glasgow Evening Times, which contributed towards my tourist-class fare, in return for coverage of what was an important occasion for the Clyde.
- Four years later, the other airlines adopted tourist-class pricing.
- The small tourist-class Cabins were refitted with new paint and fabrics and became the economy cabins that were Carnival's origin.

Definition of tourist class in US English:

tourist class

nounˈto͝orəst klasˈtʊrəst klæs

The cheapest seating or accommodations for passengers in a ship, aircraft, or hotel.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hamburg Atlantic's SS Hanseatic divided the list into the ports of debarkation; on an eastbound sailing I made in September 1963, in tourist class there were 67 passengers bound for Cherbourg, 59 for Southampton, and 780 for Cuxhaven.
- He looked after the famous ‘Geraldo's’ ship orchestra for his first five transatlantic crossings before transferring to tourist class where he served as a waiter.
- On ladies' or fancy dress nights in cabin or tourist class, she wore a uniform similar to the Wren Navy officers.
- Like the rest of the cast he flew to Jamaica for location filming in tourist class.
- My only worry is that even that isn't going to beat tourist class (essentially third class) on the Spanish network, Renfe.
- Without a doubt you get much more time and indulgence in business than tourist class.
- In the early days the liners closed off the spaces dedicated to lower-class accommodations, such as tourist class, when they went cruising.
- If you've a tourist going to immediately lie on the beach, tourist class is fine for that.
- The whole point of tourist class is that it's for people who want to pay the lowest possible price - so you pack in the seats.
- He rarely gives interviews and still travels tourist class when crisscrossing the Continent.
- Accommodation will be provided for 700 passengers - first and tourist class - and a crew of about 400.
- Much attention has been paid to the cases of deep vein thrombosis in aircraft passengers, supposedly especially those travelling in the more confined conditions of economy or tourist class.

adjective & adverbˈto͝orəst klasˈtʊrəst klæs

Relating to tourist class seating or accommodations.
as adjective a tourist-class hotel
as adverb they had come tourist class from Cairo
Example sentencesExamples
- In Ethiopia however, tourist class hotels outside the capital are generally run by one of four government chains.
- In 1936, the year of that voyage, I was on the editorial staff of the Glasgow Evening Times, which contributed towards my tourist-class fare, in return for coverage of what was an important occasion for the Clyde.
- The package includes daily breakfasts and dinners, air and land transportation, accommodation in tourist-class hotels and insurance.
- It has 150 employees and 10 branches, and is one of the largest operators of tourist class hotels for foreigners in the country.
- It includes 13 nights' accommodation in superior tourist-class hotels and two nights in a Contiki special resort hotel, transport, an experienced driver or guide, sightseeing and some meals.
- The two different seating arrangements could, in a matter of a few hours, be changed to an all-firstclass plane or to a 95-passenger, all-tourist-class craft depending on the fluctuating traffic demands.
- The next day, I'm on board a tourist-class train that will take me to Aguas Calientes, the town just under Machu Picchu.
- The small tourist-class Cabins were refitted with new paint and fabrics and became the economy cabins that were Carnival's origin.
- Joining a group of no more than 15-with a guide and Imaginative Traveller representative to lead them - the girls will spend eight nights in tourist class hotels and four camping during their holiday.
- Four years later, the other airlines adopted tourist-class pricing.
- The deals include a week at a tourist-class hotel and South African Airways flights from Heathrow.
- My package came to $482 and included round-trip airfare from New York, three nights at a tourist-class hotel, and taxes and fees.

单词	tourist class
释义	Definition of tourist class in English: tourist class noun mass noun The cheapest accommodation or seating for passengers in a ship, aircraft, or hotel. Example sentencesExamples If you've a tourist going to immediately lie on the beach, tourist class is fine for that. On ladies' or fancy dress nights in cabin or tourist class, she wore a uniform similar to the Wren Navy officers. He looked after the famous ‘Geraldo's’ ship orchestra for his first five transatlantic crossings before transferring to tourist class where he served as a waiter. My only worry is that even that isn't going to beat tourist class (essentially third class) on the Spanish network, Renfe. Hamburg Atlantic's SS Hanseatic divided the list into the ports of debarkation; on an eastbound sailing I made in September 1963, in tourist class there were 67 passengers bound for Cherbourg, 59 for Southampton, and 780 for Cuxhaven. Much attention has been paid to the cases of deep vein thrombosis in aircraft passengers, supposedly especially those travelling in the more confined conditions of economy or tourist class. Accommodation will be provided for 700 passengers - first and tourist class - and a crew of about 400. In the early days the liners closed off the spaces dedicated to lower-class accommodations, such as tourist class, when they went cruising. Like the rest of the cast he flew to Jamaica for location filming in tourist class. The whole point of tourist class is that it's for people who want to pay the lowest possible price - so you pack in the seats. Without a doubt you get much more time and indulgence in business than tourist class. He rarely gives interviews and still travels tourist class when crisscrossing the Continent. adverb & adjective Relating to or by the cheapest accommodation or seating. as adjective a tourist-class hotel as adverb they had come tourist class from Cairo Example sentencesExamples It includes 13 nights' accommodation in superior tourist-class hotels and two nights in a Contiki special resort hotel, transport, an experienced driver or guide, sightseeing and some meals. It has 150 employees and 10 branches, and is one of the largest operators of tourist class hotels for foreigners in the country. The package includes daily breakfasts and dinners, air and land transportation, accommodation in tourist-class hotels and insurance. Joining a group of no more than 15-with a guide and Imaginative Traveller representative to lead them - the girls will spend eight nights in tourist class hotels and four camping during their holiday. The deals include a week at a tourist-class hotel and South African Airways flights from Heathrow. The next day, I'm on board a tourist-class train that will take me to Aguas Calientes, the town just under Machu Picchu. The two different seating arrangements could, in a matter of a few hours, be changed to an all-firstclass plane or to a 95-passenger, all-tourist-class craft depending on the fluctuating traffic demands. In Ethiopia however, tourist class hotels outside the capital are generally run by one of four government chains. My package came to $482 and included round-trip airfare from New York, three nights at a tourist-class hotel, and taxes and fees. In 1936, the year of that voyage, I was on the editorial staff of the Glasgow Evening Times, which contributed towards my tourist-class fare, in return for coverage of what was an important occasion for the Clyde. Four years later, the other airlines adopted tourist-class pricing. The small tourist-class Cabins were refitted with new paint and fabrics and became the economy cabins that were Carnival's origin. Definition of tourist class in US English: tourist class nounˈto͝orəst klasˈtʊrəst klæs The cheapest seating or accommodations for passengers in a ship, aircraft, or hotel. Example sentencesExamples Hamburg Atlantic's SS Hanseatic divided the list into the ports of debarkation; on an eastbound sailing I made in September 1963, in tourist class there were 67 passengers bound for Cherbourg, 59 for Southampton, and 780 for Cuxhaven. He looked after the famous ‘Geraldo's’ ship orchestra for his first five transatlantic crossings before transferring to tourist class where he served as a waiter. On ladies' or fancy dress nights in cabin or tourist class, she wore a uniform similar to the Wren Navy officers. Like the rest of the cast he flew to Jamaica for location filming in tourist class. My only worry is that even that isn't going to beat tourist class (essentially third class) on the Spanish network, Renfe. Without a doubt you get much more time and indulgence in business than tourist class. In the early days the liners closed off the spaces dedicated to lower-class accommodations, such as tourist class, when they went cruising. If you've a tourist going to immediately lie on the beach, tourist class is fine for that. The whole point of tourist class is that it's for people who want to pay the lowest possible price - so you pack in the seats. He rarely gives interviews and still travels tourist class when crisscrossing the Continent. Accommodation will be provided for 700 passengers - first and tourist class - and a crew of about 400. Much attention has been paid to the cases of deep vein thrombosis in aircraft passengers, supposedly especially those travelling in the more confined conditions of economy or tourist class. adjective & adverbˈto͝orəst klasˈtʊrəst klæs Relating to tourist class seating or accommodations. as adjective a tourist-class hotel as adverb they had come tourist class from Cairo Example sentencesExamples In Ethiopia however, tourist class hotels outside the capital are generally run by one of four government chains. In 1936, the year of that voyage, I was on the editorial staff of the Glasgow Evening Times, which contributed towards my tourist-class fare, in return for coverage of what was an important occasion for the Clyde. The package includes daily breakfasts and dinners, air and land transportation, accommodation in tourist-class hotels and insurance. It has 150 employees and 10 branches, and is one of the largest operators of tourist class hotels for foreigners in the country. It includes 13 nights' accommodation in superior tourist-class hotels and two nights in a Contiki special resort hotel, transport, an experienced driver or guide, sightseeing and some meals. The two different seating arrangements could, in a matter of a few hours, be changed to an all-firstclass plane or to a 95-passenger, all-tourist-class craft depending on the fluctuating traffic demands. The next day, I'm on board a tourist-class train that will take me to Aguas Calientes, the town just under Machu Picchu. The small tourist-class Cabins were refitted with new paint and fabrics and became the economy cabins that were Carnival's origin. Joining a group of no more than 15-with a guide and Imaginative Traveller representative to lead them - the girls will spend eight nights in tourist class hotels and four camping during their holiday. Four years later, the other airlines adopted tourist-class pricing. The deals include a week at a tourist-class hotel and South African Airways flights from Heathrow. My package came to $482 and included round-trip airfare from New York, three nights at a tourist-class hotel, and taxes and fees.
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