单词	underclass
释义	English American Business underclassnoun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˈʌn.də.klɑːs/us/ˈʌn.dɚ.klæs/ a group of people with a lower social and economic position than any of the other classes of society: The long-term unemployed now constitute a kind of underclass. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Class & class-consciousness in general arriviste bougie bourgeois class struggle class-conscious high society Hooray Henry inverted snob lower class lowest common denominator polarize prole proletarian riff-raff Sloane Ranger the upper crust untouchable upper class upwardly mobile well bred See more results » underclassnoun [ C ] us/ˈʌn·dərˌklæs/ the lowest economic and social class in society, consisting of people who are considered to have few opportunities to improve themselves underclassnoun [ C, usually singular ] uk/ˈʌndəˌklɑːs/usECONOMICS the poorest people in a society, especially when discussing their lack of opportunities to find work: Letting guest workers into America doesn't create an underclass. The nation needs to reduce the vast gap between the wealthy and a jobless underclass.
随便看	be as light as a feather be as nutty as a fruitcake be as old as the hills be as one be as plain as a pikestaff be as plain as the nose on your face be as poor as church mice be as pure as the driven snow be as right as rain be as solid as a rock be as sound as a bell be as stubborn as a mule be as thick as thieves be as thin as a rail be as thin as a rake be as well be asking for it/trouble be asking for trouble be associated with sth be at a crossroads be at a loose end be at a loss be at a premium be at death's door be at deaths door

underclassnoun [ C usually singular ]

underclassnoun [ C ]

underclassnoun [ C, usually singular ]