age class
eɪdʒ klæs
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Definition of age class - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
cohortTECH.group of individuals in the same age rangeTECH.
  • Each age class was analyzed separately in the study.
age band age bracket
2.
educationTECH.classification system based on ageTECH.
  • Students are divided into age classes for activities.
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Expressions with age

age upv.
get older or advance in age naturally
As the years pass, people age up.
golden agen.
period of happiness, peace, and prosperity
The Renaissance was a golden age of art.
dark agen.
historical era lacking knowledge and progress
The society entered a dark age after the war.
age outv.
become too old for a service or program
Children in foster care age out at 18.
come of agev.
reach the legal age of adulthood
She will come of age next year.
improve with agev.
to become better as time passes
Some wines improve with age and taste better after a few years.

Expressions with class

have classv.
be enrolled in or attend a scheduled course
I have class at 10 AM every weekday.
class actn.
person who impresses others with admirable qualities or refined style
She is a class act both on and off stage.
cut classv.
deliberately skip a scheduled class or lesson
She decided to cut class and go to the mall.
cattle classn.
economy class with limited space and comfort
Passengers complained about the cattle class conditions on the flight.
top of one's classn.
student with highest academic standing in their class
She was the top of her class in high school.
top of the classn.
the student with the highest grades
She was always the top of the class in mathematics.
head of the classn.
student with the highest academic performance in class
She was always the head of the class in math.
class upv.
make something more classy or sophisticated
She decided to class up the room with new curtains.
ditch classv.
skip a scheduled class without permission
He decided to ditch class and go to the beach instead.
class apartn.
someone or something very special
Her performance in the play was a class apart.

Terms related to age class

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
agedagingdemographicdistributiongenerationpeerpopulationsegmenttranchecohortcurriculumenrollment

Examples of age class in a sentence

  • Children in the same age class played together.
  • The curriculum is tailored to each age class.
  • Age class determines the level of physical activities.

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  1. French:classe d'âge, catégorie d'âge, ...
  2. German:Altersklasse, ...
  3. Italian:classe di età, gruppo di età, ...
  4. Spanish:clase de edad, categoría de edad, ...
  5. Portuguese:classe etária, grupo etário, ...
  6. Chinese:年龄组, 年龄段, ...
  7. Japanese:年齢階級, 年齢別クラス, ...
  8. Arabic:فِئَة عُمْرِيَّة, شَرِيحَة عُمْرِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְבוּצַת גִּיל, ...
  10. Russian:возрастная группа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вікова група, ...
  12. Hindi:आयु वर्ग, उम्र वर्ग, ...
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