two-class
ˈtuːˌklæs
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Definition of two-class - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

division systemRaredivided into or involving two separate groupsRare
  • The country had a two-class healthcare system.
  • The two-class system created social divisions.
  • They debated the fairness of a two-class structure.
bipartite
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Origin of two-class

Old English, twā (two) + clāse (class)

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back-to-back classes
two consecutive class periods of the same subject
organic chemistry
class of organic compounds with an oxygen atom linking two groups
sailing
class of sailing dinghy for two people
dicot plant
plant in the class Magnoliopsida, usually with two seed leaves

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  1. French:bipartite, ...
  2. German:zweiklassig, ...
  3. Italian:a due classi, ...
  4. Spanish:de dos clases, ...
  5. Portuguese:de duas classes, ...
  6. Chinese:双层的, ...
  7. Japanese:二層の, ...
  8. Arabic:ثنائي الطبقة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוּ-כִּתָּתִי, ...
  10. Russian:двухклассный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:двокласовий, ...
  12. Hindi:दो-स्तरीय, ...

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