class feeling

klæs ˈfiːlɪŋ

Definition

Definition of class feeling - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sociology

feelings of envy and resentment between social classes

The class feeling was evident during the heated debate.

class envy

solidaritysense of solidarity within a social class

There was a strong class feeling among the workers.

camaraderie

solidarity

unity

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Expressions with class

have class

be enrolled in or attend a scheduled course

I have class at 10 AM every weekday.

class act

person who impresses others with admirable qualities or refined style

She is a class act both on and off stage.

cut class

deliberately skip a scheduled class or lesson

She decided to cut class and go to the mall.

cattle class

economy class with limited space and comfort

Passengers complained about the cattle class conditions on the flight.

top of one's class

student with highest academic standing in their class

She was the top of her class in high school.

top of the class

the student with the highest grades

She was always the top of the class in mathematics.

Expressions with feeling

funny feeling

vague sense of unease or discomfort

I have a funny feeling about this place.

feeling blue

adj.

experiencing sadness or unhappiness

She has been feeling blue since her pet passed away.

Friday feeling

feeling of excitement for the weekend

I always get that Friday feeling after lunch.

hard feeling

resentment or bitterness towards someone

There were no hard feelings after the argument.

get the feeling

sense or perceive something intuitively or emotionally

I get the feeling he doesn't like me.

know the feeling

understand someone's emotions from personal experience

I know the feeling of losing a pet.

be feeling blue

be sad or depressed

She has been feeling blue since her cat died.

feeling out of sorts

adj.

slightly unwell or in low spirits

She has been feeling out of sorts since yesterday.

feeling the burn

exp.

facing difficulty or discomfort in a task

He was feeling the burn during the final exam.

sinking feeling

sudden dread from realizing trouble may be coming

I had a sinking feeling when I saw the missed calls.

Examples of class feeling in a sentence

The novel explores class feeling in urban settings.
Class feeling was evident during the protest.
The novel explores class feeling in the 19th century.

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French:conflit de classe, conscience de classe, ...
German:Klassengefühl, ...
Italian:sentimento di classe, ...
Spanish:resentimiento de clase, sentimiento de clase, ...
Portuguese:sentimento de classe, ...
Chinese:阶级情绪, 阶级团结, ...
Japanese:階級感情, 階級意識, ...
Arabic:مَشاعِر طَبَقِيَّة, تضامُن طَبَقِي, ...
Hebrew:עֲוִינוּת מַעֲמָדִית, תְּחוּשַׁת סוֹלִידָרִיּוּת מַעֲמָדִית, ...
Russian:классовое чувство, ...
Ukrainian:класове почуття, ...
Hindi:वर्ग भावना, वर्गीय एकजुटता, ...
Bengali:শ্রেণী অনুভূতি, শ্রেণী সংহতি, ...
Catalan:sentiment de classe, solidaritat de classe, ...
Czech:třídní nevraživost, třídní uvědomění, ...
Danish:klassefølelse, klassolidaritet, ...
Dutch:klassengevoel, klassenbewustzijn, ...
Greek:ταξική αντιπαλότητα, αίσθηση τάξης, ...
Hungarian:osztályellentét, osztályöntudat, ...
Khmer:អារម្មណ៍ច្រណែន និងគំនុំគ្នារវាងវណ្ណៈសង្គម, សាមគ្គីភាពវណ្ណៈ, ...
Korean:계층 감정, 계급 의식, ...
Persian:احساس طبقاتی, ...
Polish:uczucie klasowe, poczucie przynależności klasowej, ...
Portuguese (BR):sentimento de classe, ...
Romanian:sentiment de clasă, solidaritate de clasă, ...
Swedish:klasskänsla, ...
Thai:ความรู้สึกของชนชั้น, ความรู้สึกเป็นหนึ่งเดียวกันในชนชั้น, ...
Turkish:sınıf duygusu, sınıf dayanışması, ...
Vietnamese:cảm giác giai cấp, tình cảm giai cấp, ...

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