英语词汇“second class”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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adjective (3)
- second class (NOT IMPORTANT)
- second class (LESS EXPENSIVE)
- second class (QUALIFICATION)
adverb (1)
- second class (1)
noun (1)
- second class (1)

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adjective (5)
- second-class (1)
- second-class (2)
- second-class (3)
- second-class (4)
- second-class (5)
adverb (2)
- second-class (1)
- second-class (2)
noun (2)
- second-class (1)
- second-class (2)

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second classadjective

also second-class uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/

second class adjective (NOT IMPORTANT)

less important than other people:

Women are still treated as second class citizens.

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Organizations - position & status

a rung on/of the ladder idiom
apparatchik
associate
back seat
be a big fish in a small pond idiom
betters 2
brethren
comrade
echelon
entry level
entry-level
equal
fellow
founder
low-level
position
role
senior
standing
subordinate

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Of little or less importance

second class adjective (LESS EXPENSIVE)

relating to the less expensive way of travelling in a train, aircraft, etc., that most people use:

a second-class seat/ticket

UK Second-class post is less expensive and sent less quickly than first-class:

second-class mail/postage

How much is a second-class stamp?

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Travelling

backpacking
bum around (somewhere)
catch
connect
cover
cruise
destination
gad about/around (somewhere)
gallivant
have sth, will travel idiom
override
ply
road
roam
tootle
tourist class
travel
travelled
voyage
well travelled

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Communications - the postal system

second class adjective (QUALIFICATION)

a degree from a university in the UK and some other countries that is a good degree but not the best possible

second classadverb

uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/

If you travel second class in a train, aircraft, etc., you use the less expensive type of ticket that most people use:

We always travel second class.

UK If you send something second class, you send it using the less expensive type of post:

How much less would it cost to send it second class?

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Travelling

backpacking
bum around (somewhere)
catch
connect
cover
cruise
destination
gad about/around (somewhere)
gallivant
have sth, will travel idiom
override
ply
road
roam
tootle
tourist class
travel
travelled
voyage
well travelled

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Communications - the postal system

second classnoun [ U ]

uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/

the seats on a plane or in a train that are less good and less expensive than first class:

Second class is at the rear of the train.

UK a less expensive and slower type of post than first class:

How much does it cost for second class?

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Travelling

backpacking
bum around (somewhere)
catch
connect
cover
cruise
destination
gad about/around (somewhere)
gallivant
have sth, will travel idiom
override
ply
road
roam
tootle
tourist class
travel
travelled
voyage
well travelled

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Communications - the postal system

second-classadjective [ not gradable ]

considered to be less important or of lower quality than others:

The poor are treated as second-class citizens.

second-classadjective

also second class uk/ˌsekəndˈklɑːs/us

TRANSPORT relating to the normal level of service offered, especially on a train:

She was sitting in one of the second-class compartments.

second-class fares/tickets/travel

COMMUNICATIONS in the UK, relating to a less expensive service for sending mail which is slower than first-class:

a second-class delivery/letter/stamp

second-class post/mail

COMMUNICATIONS in the US, relating to the mail service used for sending magazines and newspapers

used to describe a degree from a UK university that is good but not of the highest possible standard:

The successful candidate must have a first or second class honours degree.

considered less important or of a lower quality than something or someone else:

Vocational education does not in any way mean second-class education.

It is appalling that older people are treated as second-class citizens.

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first class

business class

economy class

second-classadverb

also second class ukus

TRANSPORT using the normal level of service offered:

She shops around for bargains and travels second class.

COMMUNICATIONS using the slower, less expensive service for sending mail:

The parcel was sent second class.

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first class

second-classnoun [ U ]

also second class ukus

TRANSPORT the normal seats, service, etc., especially on a train:

He was sitting in second class.

COMMUNICATIONS the slower, less expensive service for sending mail:

We use second class for this type of mailing.

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first class

单词	second class
释义	Contents adjective (3) second class (NOT IMPORTANT) second class (LESS EXPENSIVE) second class (QUALIFICATION) adverb (1) second class (1) noun (1) second class (1) Contents adjective (5) second-class (1) second-class (2) second-class (3) second-class (4) second-class (5) adverb (2) second-class (1) second-class (2) noun (2) second-class (1) second-class (2) English American Business second classadjective also second-class uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/ second class adjective (NOT IMPORTANT) less important than other people: Women are still treated as second class citizens. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Organizations - position & status a rung on/of the ladder idiom apparatchik associate back seat be a big fish in a small pond idiom betters 2 brethren comrade echelon entry level entry-level equal fellow founder low-level position role senior standing subordinate See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Of little or less importance second class adjective (LESS EXPENSIVE) relating to the less expensive way of travelling in a train, aircraft, etc., that most people use: a second-class seat/ticket UK Second-class post is less expensive and sent less quickly than first-class: second-class mail/postage How much is a second-class stamp? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Travelling backpacking bum around (somewhere) catch connect cover cruise destination gad about/around (somewhere) gallivant *have sth, will travel* idiom override ply road roam tootle tourist class travel travelled voyage well travelled See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Communications - the postal system second class adjective (QUALIFICATION) a degree from a university in the UK and some other countries that is a good degree but not the best possible second classadverb uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/ If you travel second class in a train, aircraft, etc., you use the less expensive type of ticket that most people use: We always travel second class. UK If you send something second class, you send it using the less expensive type of post: How much less would it cost to send it second class? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Travelling backpacking bum around (somewhere) catch connect cover cruise destination gad about/around (somewhere) gallivant *have sth, will travel* idiom override ply road roam tootle tourist class travel travelled voyage well travelled See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Communications - the postal system second classnoun [ U ] uk/ˌsek.ənd ˈklɑːs/us/ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/ the seats on a plane or in a train that are less good and less expensive than first class: Second class is at the rear of the train. UK a less expensive and slower type of post than first class: How much does it cost for second class? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Travelling backpacking bum around (somewhere) catch connect cover cruise destination gad about/around (somewhere) gallivant *have sth, will travel* idiom override ply road roam tootle tourist class travel travelled voyage well travelled See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Communications - the postal system second-classadjective [ not gradable ] considered to be less important or of lower quality than others: The poor are treated as second-class citizens. second-classadjective also second class uk/ˌsekəndˈklɑːs/us TRANSPORT relating to the normal level of service offered, especially on a train: She was sitting in one of the second-class compartments. second-class fares/tickets/travel COMMUNICATIONS in the UK, relating to a less expensive service for sending mail which is slower than first-class: a second-class delivery/letter/stamp second-class post/mail COMMUNICATIONS in the US, relating to the mail service used for sending magazines and newspapers used to describe a degree from a UK university that is good but not of the highest possible standard: The successful candidate must have a first or second class honours degree. considered less important or of a lower quality than something or someone else: Vocational education does not in any way mean second-class education. It is appalling that older people are treated as second-class citizens. Compare first class business class economy class second-classadverb also second class ukus TRANSPORT using the normal level of service offered: She shops around for bargains and travels second class. COMMUNICATIONS using the slower, less expensive service for sending mail: The parcel was sent second class. Compare first class second-classnoun [ U ] also second class ukus TRANSPORT the normal seats, service, etc., especially on a train: He was sitting in second class. COMMUNICATIONS the slower, less expensive service for sending mail: We use second class for this type of mailing. Compare first class
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