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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "class" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 53 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
class clase [f]
General
class categoría [f]
class curso [m]
class estilo [m]
class tema [m]
class tipo [m]
class aula [f]
class casta [f]
class disciplina [f]
class estalación [f]
class naturaleza [f]
class raza [f]
class talla [f]
class estamento [m]
class linaje [m]
class standing [m]
class tipo [m]
class caché (francés) [m]
class estofa [f]
class lección [f]
class explicación [f]
class promoción [f]
class puntuación [f]
class clasista [adj]
class tipificar [v]
class género [m]
class estado [m]
class orden [m]
class rango [m]
class especie [f]
class estalación [f]
class laya [f]
class línea [f]
class clasificar [v]
class ordenar [v]
class fila [f]
class asignatura [f]
class coordinar [v]
class grupo [m] CU PY AR UY
class guisa [f] disused
Colloquial
class cole [m]
class colegio [m]
Business
class grado [m]
class rango [m]
class categoría [f]
class clase [f]
Safety
class tipo [m]
Engineering
class grado [m]
class categoría [f]
Geology
class clasificar [v]
Medicine
class índole [f]
Technical
class ramo [m]
Marine
class rating [m]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "class" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 500 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
lower class clase baja [f]
social class clase social [f]
upper class clase alta [f]
first class primera [f]
General
first class sobresaliente [m]
second class segunda [f]
third class tercera [f]
tutorial (class) tutoría [f]
first class sobresaliente [adj]
inter-class interclasista [adj]
high-class flamante [adj]
travel second class viajar en segunda [v]
have class tener clase [v]
middle-class burgués [adj]
first-class excelente [adj]
middle class person burgués [m]
lower class man chulapo [m]
well-dressed lower class person chulo [m]
head of the class primer espada [m]
social class estado [m]
class of students estudiantado [m]
a species of slime mold, and a member of the class myxomycetes (fuligo septica) fuligo [m]
man of lineage to the lower class of the nobility hidalgo de sangre [m]
woman of lineage to the lower class of the nobility hidalga de sangre [m]
low-class person/woman lumpen [m]
lower-class person/woman lumpen [m]
working-class person/woman lumpen [m]
title given to second-class nobles in the ancient kingdom of aragon mosén [m]
class register nombramiento [m]
working class obrerismo [m]
weight class peso [m]
working class man proletario [m]
person sharing class notes repetidor [m]
first class broadcloth veinticuatreno de capas [m]
second class broadcloth veintidoseno [m]
the middle class burguesía [f]
dance class alta [f]
business class business (inglés) [f]
low-class restaurant casa de comidas [f]
class lesson clase [f]
social class clase [f]
middle class clase media [f]
class consciousness conciencia de clase [f]
major class diplomatura [f]
lower class lady wearing a short headdress/veil dueña de medias tocas [f]
lower class lady dueña de retrete [f]
upper class people gente [f]
class photograph orla [f]
class photo orla [f]
first class preferente [f]
shop class pretecnología [f]
working class woman proletaria [f]
master class clase magistral [f]
class-conscious person clasista [m/f]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulado [adj]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulapado [adj]
low-class barriobajero [adj]
working-class chispero [adj]
class-conscious clasista [adj]
lower (class) humilde [adj]
inter-class interclasista [adj]
low-class lumpen [adj]
lower-class lumpen [adj]
working-class lumpen [adj]
pertaining to noble class patricio [adj]
working-class popular [adj]
working class proletario [adj]
become middle class aburguesarse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulaparse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achularse [v]
fail a class aplazar [v]
lower the class of desclasar [v]
have one's class lowered desclasarse [v]
receive class estudiar [v]
go to class asistir a clase [v]
attend class asistir a clase [v]
lower class abajo [adv]
parts of speech class medianos [m/pl]
minimalist grammar class mínimos [m/pl]
working class area suburbio [m]
working-class madrilenian chulapo [m]
2nd class 2º curso [m]
3rd class 3º curso [m]
2nd class segundo curso [m]
3rd class tercer curso [m]
3rd class tercero [m]
class envy resentimiento social [m]
(in zoroastrian religion) a person of the priestly class mago [m]
working class proletariado [m]
class diagram diagrama de clases [m]
someone who is a class of molluscs gasterópodo [m]
social class estamento [m]
top-class hotel hotelazo [m]
second-class citizen ciudadano de segunda [m]
a low-class ignorant and uneducated person naco [m]
active class environment ambiente de clase activa [m]
efficient class environment entorno de clase eficiente [m]
efficient class environment ambiente de clase eficiente [m]
active class environment entorno activo de aprendizaje [m]
form [uk] (class, year, set, rank, grade) grado [m]
(social) class condición [f]
fly (boxing class) mosca [f]
post of class teacher tutoría [f]
first class preferente [f]
time with one's class teacher tutoría [f]
economy class (clase) turista [f]
middle-class clase media [f]
1st class 1ª clase [f]
2nd class 2ª clase [f]
3rd class 3ª clase [f]
1st class primera clase [f]
1st class primera [f]
2nd class segunda clase [f]
3rd class tercera clase [f]
class teacher tutora [f]
accounting class clase de contabilidad [f]
british upper class clase alta británica [f]
accounting class clase de contabilidad [f]
age class categoría de edad [f]
age class distribution distribución por categoría de edad [f]
banner class primera clase [f]
middle class person burguesa [f]
well-dressed lower class person chula [f]
person sharing class notes repetidora [f]
face-to-face class clase presencial [f]
in-person class clase presencial [f]
usage class clase de uso [f]
person without a fixed social class desclasado [m/f]
person who pretends to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [m/f] GT
low-class de baja estofa [adj]
low-class de medio pelo [adj]
lower (class) humilde [adj]
lower-class orillero [adj]
first class de primera clase [adj]
high-class de nivel alto [adj]
high-class lujoso [adj]
high-class exclusivo [adj]
pertaining to the middle class burgués [adj]
middle-class de clase media [adj]
high-class de categoría [adj]
second-class de segunda clase [adj]
first-class de primera clase [adj]
first-class de primera [adj]
upper-class de clase alta [adj]
working-class obrero [adj]
world-class de primera categoría [adj]
become middle class aburguesarse [v]
be first class ser canela en rama [v]
class someone as clasificar a alguien de [v]
register for class inscribirse en las clases [v]
miss class faltar a clase [v]
join a class unirse a una clase [v]
cut class fumarse la clase [v]
cut class hacer novillos [v]
be the best in the class ser el mejor de la clase [v]
go first class ir en primera [v]
travel first class viajar en primera [v]
travel first class viajar en primera clase [v]
attend a class asistir a una clase [v]
attend a/the class asistir a una/la clase [v]
attend the class on-time llegar a tiempo a clase [v]
cannot pass the class no poder pasar la clase [v]
cannot pass the class no poder pasar la materia [v]
be late for class llegar tarde a clase [v]
be late to class llegar tarde a clase [v]
be top of the class ser el mejor de la clase [v]
be treated like a second-class citizen ser tratado como un ciudadano de segunda clase [v]
be treated like a second-class citizen ser tratado como un ciudadano de segunda categoría [v]
teach a class dar una clase [v]
give a class dar una clase [v]
1st class 1º curso [n]
1st class primer curso [n]
middle class gente como uno [n] PE AR
person considered to belong to the same social class as that mentioned gente como uno [n] CL cult
high-class prostitute cuero de cortina [n] DO
high class prostitute mujer de cortina [n] DO
low-class de clase baja
form class clase mórfica
scuba class clases de buceo
upper middle-class alta burguesía
working class clase obrera
class warfare guerra social
class struggle lucha de clases
class warfare lucha de clases
economy class clase económica
business class clase preferente
cabin class clase económica
evening class clase nocturna
cabin class clase de cámara
the working class la clase obrera
the upper class la clase alta
class schedule horario de clases
ruling class clase dirigente
ruling class clase dominante
class assignment trabajo de clase
seaman first class marinero primera clase
each class cada clase
enrichment class clase de enriquecimiento
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chulo [m]
middle-class citizen burgués [m]
low class comedian farandulero [m]
student of the highest class in a grammar-school mayorista [m]
student of the fourth class in grammar schools medianista [m]
working class obrerismo [m]
working class pueblo [m]
low-class madrilenian manolo [m]
high-class grocery refino [m]
class room aula [f]
low-class gaming-den chirlata [f]
lowest place in school/class cola [f]
rank (category, class) condición [f]
gaming house of low class toconal [f]
low-class madrilenian manola [f]
low class comedian farandulera [f]
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chula [f]
middle-class citizen burguesa [f]
social class categoría [f]
high-class (silk) conchal [adj]
low-class villano [adj]
unite in a college those of the same profession or class colegiarse [v]
class books libros de clase [m]
first-class primera calidad [f]
class room sala de enseñanza [f]
class room sala de clases [f]
second-class de grado inferior [adj]
third-class de tercer orden [adj]
third-class de tercera clase [adj]
third-class (of the lowest class or quality; inferior) inferior [adj]
upper-class aristocrático [adj]
third-class sin valor [adj]
third-class sin importancia [adv]
first-class chicha [beverage made of maize) permaná [m] BO
person from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatudo [m] CO VE
person of low class percusio [m] VE
student who failed a test/class/grade aplazado [m] HN SV NI CR DO VE EC PE BO AR UY
failed class arrastre [m] NI PA CU DO VE EC
attitude of behaving in a low class manner abajismo [m] CL
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CL AR UY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CL AR UY
middle class person clasemediero [m] PE
man of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuico [m] CL
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumiento [m] CL
male student that misses class without justification cuquero [m] AR:N,W
person of a lower sociocultural class chancletero [m] CU DO derog.
university course in which the student does not attend class regularly but rather meets one-on-one with his or her professors following a previously established schedule curso por encuentro [m] CU
man who does not belong to the upper class chaso [m] EC:S
meeting of people from the lower social class changüí [m] CU PR disused
person of the lower social class, especially someone who has a liberal sexual conduct chano [m] CL teen
gathering of lower class persons who are fond of popular traditions chulerío [m] CL derog.
lower class person cholo [m] EC:E derog.
group of lower-class people chinerío [m] UY
best in class car chuzo [m] CR teen
working-class person chorreado [m] HN derog.
low-class restaurant fondín [m] AR rare
a young person, who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresón [m] HN NI
low class person with poor manners and little education guachafo [m] EC BO derog.
low class man groncho [m] AR UY derog.
man of high social class futre (francés) [m] CL disused
ugly, disheveled, and low class woman grillo [m] DO
dressing, speaking and acting in an affected manner and characteristic of a wealthy social class fufú [m] SV
of low social class cochuzo [m] CU rare derog.
person who tries to follow the upper class style concheto [m] AR UY teen
low social class cochuso [m] CU rare
low social class cochuzo [m] CU
person with high social class behavior or manners jailón [m] BO derog.
first class bus diferencial [m] AR
middle class people mediopelo [m] EC BO CL PY derog.
low-class, ignorant and uneducated person naco [m] MX NI BO derog.
class picture mosaic mosaico [m] CO
dark-skinned man demanding equal treatment to people of higher social class negro parejero [m] DO derog.
group of low class people peladaje [m] MX
high class person pepepato [m] CL rare
person with high class tastes petitero [m] BO PY AR UY derog.
low class people perraje [m] VE
neighbor in a working-class neighborhood poblador [m] GT NI BO CL UY
working-class neighborhood precario [m] CR
low class man ripiero [m] CU
group of low social class people rotaje [m] BO CL derog.
class of students salón [m] MX PA CO stud.
failing a class aplazamiento [m] LA
low-class person barriotero [m] CU derog.
working class man capipardo [m] rare
lower class person chino [m] CO EC
woman of low class chagorra [f] MX
person from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatuda [f] CO VE
person of low class percusia [f] VE
student who failed a test/class/grade aplazada [f] HN SV NI CR DO VE EC PE BO AR UY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality caladora [f] CL
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class birlocha [f] BO
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class apicera [f] BO
absence (class) capada [f] CO child
upper class high class (inglés) [f] US CR
woman of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuica [f] CL
saying or action typical of a person of the upper social class or who pretends to be of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CL
person of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cuma [f] CL derog.
group of people of the upper social class cuiquerío [f] CL
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumienta [f] CL
female student that misses class without justification cuquera [f] AR:N,W
unexcused absence from class chachada [f] BO:W,C,S
person of a lower sociocultural class chancletera [f] CU DO derog.
person of the lower social class, especially someone who has a liberal sexual conduct chana [f] CL teen
unexcused absence from class chacha [f] BO:W,C,S
lower class woman from the countryside china [f] CL derog.
lower class indigenous woman dressed in traditional andean clothing cholita [f] EC PE BO:W,C,S CL:N derog.
lower class person chola [f] EC:E derog.
lack of class chulería [f] CL derog.
missing class or work falla [f] HN CO BO:C,W
mark made by a teacher to indicate a class missed by a student falla [f] CO
variety or class of tequesquite or tequexquite, saltpeter from around lakes espumilla [f] MX
lower class tobacco made with the creeping vines of the plant espumilla [f] PR
skipping class or work falla [f] HN CO BO:C,W
a young person, who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresona [f] HN NI
celebration held at the end of a class fiesta de la alegría [f] CR
system adopted in some teaching centers, in which the student attends class all day doble escolaridad [f] PY AR UY
low class person with poor manners and little education guachafa [f] EC BO derog.
low class woman groncha [f] AR UY derog.
upper class gente bonita [f] MX
young libertine woman of lower social class guata [f] CL
group of individuals in the same class, major, and generation cochada [f] CO
situation in which a student audits a class that will be taken by a certain time condicionalidad [f] CL PY AR UY
high social class crem (francés) [f] CO:C BO
person who tries to follow the upper class style concheta [f] AR UY teen
civics class (school) consejería [f] PA
free time between two hours of class or work hora sándwich [f] AR
free time between two hours of class or work hora puente [f] AR UY
low class woman who pretends to belong to the upper social class or tries to move up by any means huachafita [f] PE
group of people of low socio-cultural class indiamenta [f] CO
of a high or affluent social class high-life (inglés) [f] NI CU DO BO
person of high social class high (inglés) [f] CL rare
person of high social class high (inglés) [f] SV CR DO BO
rich and wealthy social class high life (inglés) [f] US HN CU PR BO
high social class jai [f] BO derog.
high social class jai [f] HN NI CO VE
high social class jaijoyeti [f] PR derog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jailona [f] BO derog.
unit used to count fruits and vegetables, equivalent to five products of the same class mano [f] MX GT NI PE BO
group of people of low social class or delinquents mapachada [f] SV
place frequented by a certain class of people mata [f] EC
woman of high social class niña [f] HN SV NI CR disused
low-class, ignorant and uneducated person naca [f] MX NI BO derog.
dark-skinned woman demanding equal treatment to people of higher social class negra parejera [f] DO derog.
group of people of high social class pituquería [f] PE CL AR UY
person with high class tastes petitera [f] BO PY AR UY derog.
working-class neighborhood pobla [f] CL
working-class neighborhood población [f] CL
neighbor in a working-class neighborhood pobladora [f] GT NI BO CL UY
unjustified absence to class rabona [f] UY
unjustified absence to class rancla [f] EC
habit of deliberately missing class ranclonería [f] EC
unjustified absence of a class rata [f] UY
group of spectators allowed to enter second class stands for free to fill a room before the end of an event segundilla [f] PE disused
low class woman ripiera [f] CU
class room sala de clases [f] CL PY
reviewing of one's class notes revisada [f] BO
repetition of a class repitencia [f] EC rare
repetition of a class repitencia [f] HN SV NI CU BO CL PY AR UY
class of students sección [f] SV CR PY
instruments of the same family or class tropa [f] BO:W
low class person terraja [f] UY teen derog.
low class gambling den tocoquera [f] VE
low-class person barriotera [f] CU derog.
indigenous woman dressed as a higher class birlocha [f] BO
low class action guachada [f] CO
repeating a class repitencia [f] NI CU BO CL PY AR
low class person abajista [m/f] CL
person of low social class apache [m/f] NI
person of the lower social class culimaya [m/f] CU
someone of the upper social class or with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [m/f] CL
person who expresses tastes of the wealthy class fifí [m/f] SV
low class person who tends to display aggressive behavior and dress in an exaggerated manner flaite [m/f] CL derog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jai [m/f] DO BO derog.
class clown muequista [m/f] NI
high class person beautiful people (inglés) [m/f] HN VE cult
middle class person chulla (quechua) [m/f] EC
low-class chancletero [adj] CU
from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatudo [adj] CO VE
low-class sato  [adj] VE derog.
failed a test/class/grade (student) aplazado [adj] HN SV NI CR DO VE EC PE BO AR UY
low class abajista [adj] CL
low class (person) de orilla [adj] MX CU PR UY
low-class (person) de abajo [adj] MX CU PR UY
low class (person) de orilla [adj] CU DO
high-class blanquito [adj] DO PR
who pretends to be of a higher social class than they are burro no come bizcochitos [adj] DO VE
with features typically of a higher social class abc1 [adj] CL
from a low social class camisudo [adj] HN
important or high-class de campanitas [adj] DO
who belongs to the middle class clasemediero [adj] PE
something double, that pairs with another of its same class (thing) cuate [adj] MX
relating to the upper social class cuico [adj] CL
with class and rank (thing) cuiqueli [adj] CL
of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumiento [adj] CL
missing class without a justification (student) cuquero [adj] AR:N,W
pretending to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [adj] GT
of lower social class cháfiro [adj] GT
ditching class cimarrero [adj] CL
low-class chulo [adj] CL
first-class chevrón [adj] PR
first-class cheverón [adj] PR
working-class (person) chorreado [adj] HN derog.
of the lower class (child) chino [adj] EC
passed a class or grade with high qualifications and who didn't have to take the final exam eximido [adj] VE
low class guachaca [adj] CL derog.
low class huachaca [adj] CL derog.
of high social class gafufo [adj] PE
dressing, speaking and acting in an affected manner and characteristic of a wealthy social class fufu [adj] SV
of higher social class (person) crema [adj] MX NI
typical of someone who tries to follow the upper class style (object, habit, or place) concheto [adj] AR UY teen
who audits a class before actually taking the class (student) condicional [adj] CL PY AR UY
place inhabited by wealthy people or people of high social class high (inglés) [adj] SV CR BO CL
low-class huachaca [adj] CL
of high social class high live (inglés) [adj] BO
of a high or affluent social class de la high [adj] MX SV CR PA CU DO PR VE BO AR EC rare
with high social class behavior or manners jai [adj] DO BO derog.
with high social class behavior or manners jaila [adj] BO derog.
typical of the wealthy class jailaif (inglés high life) [adj] BO
typical of the wealthy class jailaif (inglés high life) [adj] PE rare
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] HN
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] PE rare
of low social class jochi [adj] BO:N,E derog.
of upper social class jailoso [adj] HN
of upper social class jailoso [adj] PE rare
high-class levudo [adj] SV
belonging to a low social class jochi [adj] BO:N,E derog.
barely passing a class liso [adj] HN
of high social class encorbatado [adj] HN DO BO
middle-class mediopelo [adj] PE
of low social class mugriento [adj] CL derog.
upper class palogrueso [adj] CL
wanting to appear of high social class pituqueso [adj] PE rare
skipping class perista [adj] EC
low class pulento [adj] CL
skipping class rabonero [adj] AR:E,Ne UY stud.
low class punga [adj] CL derog.
high class popó (inglés pop off) [adj] SV
with upper class tastes puppy [adj] CO child
missing class unjustifiably ranclón [adj] EC:S
upper class rabiblanco [adj] PA
skipping class ratero [adj] AR UY stud.
repeating a class repitente [adj] HN SV NI CR CU CO VE PE BO CL PY AR
of low social class roticuajo [adj] CL derog.
failing a class reventado [adj] HN CR stud.
skipping class yutero [adj] AR:Nw stud.
low-class villero [adj] AR
low-class barriotero [adj] CU derog.
low-class pulento [adj] CL
repeating a class repitente [adj] HN NI CR CU CO VE PE BO CL PY AR
appearing high class soda [adj] CR stud.
not pay attention in class calentar pupitre [v] HN
skip class voluntarily bruscar [v] PR
go out partying or get involved sexually or romantically with young people of the lower social class chanear [v] CL teen derog.
date lower class women chinear [v] CL
become unsociable, feel uncomfortable and self-conscious in front of people of a higher social class ajibararse [v] DO PR
skip class dropear (inglés drop) [v] US stud.
fail an exam, class, or school year doblar [v] HN
look down on someone based on their socio-economic class longuear [v] EC
skip class pavear [v] PA stud.
unjustifiably not attend class or something mandatory pavear [v] PA stud.
daydream in class pajarear [v] MX GT HN PR stud.
skip class pintar [v] MX NI
skip class perearse [v] EC PE:S rare
repeat a university course or class recursar [v] PY
skip class rabonearse [v] PY UY
skip class ranclarse [v] EC
skip class ratearse [v] AR UY
skip class rochar [v] BO:C
pass a subject or class salvar [v] BO PY UY
review one's class notes revisar [v] SV EC BO UY
fail a class reventar [v] HN NI CR
skip class yutear [v] AR:Nw stud.
low-class chancletera [adj/f] CU
middle-class burguesa [adj/f]
working-class obrera [adj/f]
low-class villana [adj/f]
low-class sata  [adj/f] VE derog.
who pretends to be from a higher social class (woman) cacatúa [adj/f] PR
from a low social class camisuda [adj/f] HN
ugly, poorly dressed, of little class, and bad appearance (woman) cucaracha [adj/f] DO
Idioms
a second-class citizen un ciudadano de segunda clase [m]
top-class de bandera [adj]
high-class de categoría [adj]
of first class de primera línea [adj]
first-class de pro [adj]
cut class pirarse las clases [v]
cut class faltar a clase [v]
cut class saltarse las clases [v]
class up the joint darle más categoría al evento o al grupo [v]
class up the joint subir de nivel algo [v]
be first class ser canela fina [v]
fail half the class reprobar la mitad de la clase [v]
fail half the class fracasar la mitad de la clase [v]
skip class fumarse la clase [v]
skip class saltarse la clase [v]
skip class soplarse la clase [v]
cut class hacer rabona [v]
cut class hacer la rabona [v]
be someone who is from a low social class ser de medio [v]