class name
US: /ˈklæs neɪm/
Definition

Definition of class name - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationRareofficial label given to a group of students or a courseRare
  • The class name for her math course is Algebra II Honors.
2.
technologyTECH.identifier used to refer to a class in programming codeTECH.
  • Use a clear class name so other developers understand your code.
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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.

Expressions with name

bad namen.
poor reputation or lack of respect
The scandal gave the company a bad name.
name afterv.
give something the same name as another thing
The street was named after a famous musician.
household namen.
person or thing very well known
The Beatles are a household name in music history.
in nameadv.
only officially but not in reality
He was the leader in name, but had no real power.
have one's name onv.
be physically marked with someone's name
The book had his name on the cover.
have a bad namev.
be known by people for something negative or bad
That restaurant has a bad name for slow service.
have a name forv.
be called by a specific name
He has a name for his new invention.
in the name ofprep.
for the sake of someone or something
They fought in the name of freedom.
name your pricev.
state the amount of money you want
If you really want it, name your price and I'll pay today.
put a name tov.
attribute a person's name to their face or voice
I couldn't put a name to his face at first.

Terms with class name included in their meaning

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generic namen.
classification
general name for a class or group
generic termn.
language
general name for a category or class
anonymous classn.
technology
class without a name used for a short time or place
appellativen.
common noun
general name for a class of things

Examples of class name in a sentence

  • The new timetable lists each subject along with its class name and room number.
  • Change the class name to match the new file structure.
  • She accidentally reused an existing class name, causing a naming conflict.

View all translations of class name

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  1. French:nom de la classe, nom de classe, ...
  2. German:Kursname, ...
  3. Italian:nome della classe, nome di classe, ...
  4. Spanish:nombre de la clase, nombre de clase, ...
  5. Portuguese:nome da turma, nome de classe, ...
  6. Chinese:班级名称, 类名, ...
  7. Japanese:クラス名, クラス名称, ...
  8. Arabic:اسْم الصَّفّ, اسْمُ الصِّنْف, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֵׁם כִּיתָה, שֵׁם מַחְלֶקָה, ...
  10. Russian:название курса, имя класса, ...
  11. Ukrainian:назва класу, ...
  12. Hindi:कक्षा का नाम, क्लास नाम, ...
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