have class

hæv klæs

had classhas class

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Definition of have class - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

education

be enrolled in or attend a scheduled course

I have class at 10 AM every weekday.

elegancepossess elegance or sophistication in behavior or appearance

She really does have class in every situation.

elegant

sophisticated

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Expressions with class

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.

head of the class

student with the highest academic performance in class

She was always the head of the class in math.

Terms with have class included in their meaning

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free period

education

school time when students have no class

class envy

society

desire to have the lifestyle of a higher social class

Examples of have class in a sentence

During the summer, I have class only twice a week.
His speech showed he does have class.
Even under pressure, he proved to have class.

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French:avoir cours, avoir de la classe, ...
German:am Unterricht teilnehmen, Klasse haben, ...
Italian:avere lezione, avere classe, ...
Spanish:tener clase, ...
Portuguese:ter aulas, ter classe, ...
Chinese:上课, 有气质, ...
Japanese:授業がある, 品がある, ...
Arabic:حَضَرَ حِصَّة, تَمَيَّزَ, ...
Hebrew:לִהְיוֹת בְּשִׁיעוּר, לְהַפְגִּין אֶלֶגַנְטִיּוּת, ...
Russian:посещать занятия, обладать утонченностью, ...
Ukrainian:мати заняття, бути елегантним, ...
Hindi:कक्षा होना, शिष्टता रखना, ...
Bengali:ক্লাস থাকা, আভিজাত্য থাকা, ...
Catalan:anar a classe, mostrar elegància, ...
Czech:mít výuku, mít úroveň, ...
Danish:have undervisning, have stil, ...
Dutch:les hebben, klasse hebben, ...
Greek:έχω μάθημα, έχω κομψότητα, ...
Hungarian:órája van, elegánsnak lenni, ...
Khmer:ចូលរៀន, មានភាពថ្លៃថ្នូរ, ...
Korean:수업이 있다, 품격이 있다, ...
Persian:کلاس داشتن, ظرافت داشت, ...
Polish:mieć zajęcia, mieć klasę, ...
Portuguese (BR):ter aula, ter classe, ...
Romanian:a avea curs, a avea clasă, ...
Swedish:ha lektion, ha klass, ...
Thai:มีเรียน, มีความสง่างาม, ...
Turkish:dersi olmak, zarafet sergilemek, ...
Vietnamese:đi học, có phong cách, ...

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