class in English: A group of students who learn together, or one period of teaching. (noun)

Translation

A group of students who learn together, or one period of teaching.

Word origin

From Latin classis, one of the groups the Roman people were divided into.

Gender

Pluralclasses

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Here "class" is the group of students who learn together.

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Here "class" is one period of teaching, like a lesson.

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The plural adds -es: one class, two classes.

school

A place where children go to learn from teachers.

teacher

A person whose job is to help other people learn.

study

To spend time learning about something by reading or going to classes.

test

A set of questions or jobs that shows how much you know or how well something works.

kid

A child, in an easy and friendly way of speaking.

lesson

A period of time in which someone teaches you something.

term

One of the parts that a school year is divided into. A term is also a word or phrase used for something in a special subject.

session

A period of time used for one activity, such as a class, a meeting, or practice.

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