classis
ˈklæs.ɪs
classes
Definition

Definition of classis - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionDatedecclesiastical body in certain churchesDated
  • The classis met to discuss church matters.
presbytery synod
2.
Roman navyRaregroup of warships in ancient Roman fleetRare
  • The classis patrolled the Mediterranean to protect Rome's interests..
armada fleet
3.
biologyDatedtaxonomic rank below divisioDated
  • Mammalia is a classis in the animal kingdom.
category order
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Origin of classis

Latin, classis (fleet or class)

Examples of classis in a sentence

  • Decisions about the church's future were made by the classis.
  • The classis was crucial in the battle against the pirates.
  • Ancient Rome's classis was a formidable force on the seas.
  • Insects belong to a different classis than mammals.
  • The botanist explained how this plant fits into its classis.

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  1. French:assemblée ecclésiastique, flotte romaine, ...
  2. German:Classis, Flotte, ...
  3. Italian:classis, flotta, ...
  4. Spanish:sínodo, clase, ...
  5. Portuguese:classis, esquadra, ...
  6. Chinese:教会机构, 罗马舰队, ...
  7. Japanese:クラシス, ローマ艦隊, ...
  8. Arabic:هَيْئَة كَنَسِيَّة, أُسْطول روماني, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְלַאסִיס, צִי רוֹמִי, ...
  10. Russian:синод, римский флот, ...
  11. Ukrainian:класис, римський флот, ...
  12. Hindi:क्लासिस, रोमन नौसेना, ...
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