social class

英 [ˈsəʊʃl klɑːs]

美 [ˈsoʊʃl klæs]

社会阶层

英英释义

noun

• people having the same social, economic, or educational status
  1. the working class
  2. an emerging professional class
  Synonym:classstratumsocio-economic class

双语例句

• Marshall, T.H. "Citizenship and Social Class." In Citizenship and Social Class, and Other Essays.
  《公民权与社会阶层》及其他文章中的〈公民权与社会阶层〉。
• Factors such as our traditional loyalty to a party or its association with social class are likely to be more important than party policy when we decide how to vote.
  当我们决定如何投票时，我们对一个政党的传统忠诚或政党与社会阶级的联系等因素，都可能比政党政策更为重要。
• The evidence shows a relationship between crime and social class.
  这个证据表明犯罪和社会阶层有关系。
• It was once defined by exception as an intermediate social class between the nobility and the peasantry of Europe.
  这是一次界定的例外，因为一个中间社会阶层之间的贵族和农民的欧洲。
• They represent a very different social class.
  他们代表非常不同的社会阶级。
• By birth and by education Jefferson belonged to the highest social class.
  不管从出身还是所受教育来看，杰弗逊都属于社会上流人士。
• The increase in the GNP spawned a new social class.
  由于国民生产总值的增加，出现了一个新的社会阶级。
• A social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages.
  一个社会阶层，包括那些从事体力劳动或挣工资的人。
• A social class separated from others by distinctions of hereditary rank or profession or wealth.
  由于其显赫的世袭的地位、职业或财富而与其他的阶级分隔开的阶级。
• Rites set down social class differences, while music was a mediator in the society of all classes.
  礼规定了社会中贵贱尊卑的等级差异，乐则在等级社会中发挥调和的作用。