executive class
ɪɡˈzɛkjətɪv klæs
Definition

Definition of executive class - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationTECH.premium seating on flights or trainsTECH.
  • She always travels in executive class for comfort.
business class first class
2.
businessTECH.high-end service targeting business professionalsTECH.
  • The hotel offers an executive class experience for its guests.
luxury premium
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Expressions with executive

executive assistantn.
office worker who gives high-level support to a senior manager
Her executive assistant organized the entire conference schedule and managed all important emails.
business executiven.
person managing a company's operations and strategy
The business executive presented the annual report to the board.
chief executiven.
highest-ranking officer in an organization
The chief executive announced a new strategic direction for the company..
executive payn.
money and benefits given to top managers in a company
The board reviewed executive pay after shareholders complained about rising costs.
executive positionn.
high-level job with major responsibility and decision power in an organization
She was promoted to an executive position after years of hard work.
sales executiven.
person responsible for selling products or services
The sales executive closed the deal with the new client.

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 executive class

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cabincomfortflightluxuryseatingtraintravelupgradebusinesscorporateeliteexclusive

Examples of executive class in a sentence

  • He upgraded to executive class for extra legroom.
  • The airline's executive class offers extra legroom.
  • Executive class passengers enjoy priority boarding.

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  1. French:classe affaires, ...
  2. German:Business Class, Businessklasse, ...
  3. Italian:classe executive, ...
  4. Spanish:clase ejecutiva, servicio ejecutivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:classe executiva, ...
  6. Chinese:商务舱, 高端服务, ...
  7. Japanese:エグゼクティブクラス, ...
  8. Arabic:دَرَجَة رِجال الأَعْمال, درجة تنفيذية, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחְלֶקֶת עֲסָקִים, מַחְלֶקֶת מְנַהֲלִים, ...
  10. Russian:бизнес-класс, класс люкс, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бізнес-клас, ...
  12. Hindi:कार्यकारी श्रेणी, कार्यकारी वर्ग, ...
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