Definition
Definition of multiclass - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
role-playing gamesTECH. allowing a character to belong to multiple classesTECH.
- The game features a multiclass system for characters.
2.
machine learningTECH. involving multiple classes in classification tasksTECH.
- The multiclass algorithm improved the model's accuracy.
3.
societyRare involving multiple social or economic classesRare
- The event was a multiclass gathering.
Noun
1.
educationRare system involving multiple classesRare
- The game uses a multiclass to enhance character abilities.
2.
roleplaying gamesTECH. character belonging to more than one classTECH.
- In D&D, my character is a multiclass with wizard and fighter skills.
Origin of multiclass
Latin, multi (many) + classis (class)
Examples of multiclass in a sentence
A multiclass option adds depth to character development. The multiclass problem posed new challenges for the researchers. In a multiclass setting, the classifier must distinguish between several categories. The conference attracted a multiclass audience. The festival was praised for its multiclass participation. Players can choose a multiclass for more versatility.
The multiclass system allows for unique character builds. She enjoys playing a multiclass in her favorite RPG. His multiclass character excels in both magic and combat.
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- French:multiclasse, système multiclasse, ...
- German:mehrklassig, Mehrklassensystem, ...
- Italian:multiclasse, sistema multiclasse, ...
- Spanish:multiclase, sistema multiclase, ...
- Portuguese:multiclasse, sistema multiclasse, ...
- Chinese:多职业的, 多职业系统, ...
- Japanese:マルチクラスの, マルチクラスシステム, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَدِّد الفِئَات, صفوف متعددة, ...
- Hebrew:רַב־מַעֲמָדִי, רַב-כִּתָּתִי, ...
- Russian:мультиклассовый, мультиклассовая система, ...
- Ukrainian:багатокласовий, багатокласова система, ...
- Hindi:मल्टीक्लास, मल्टीक्लास प्रणाली, ...
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