social class

英 [ˈsəʊʃl klɑːs]

美 [ˈsoʊʃl klæs]

社会阶层

英英释义

noun

• people having the same social, economic, or educational status
  1. the working class
  2. an emerging professional class
  Synonym:classstratumsocio-economic class

双语例句

• A social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages.
  一个社会阶层，包括那些从事体力劳动或挣工资的人。
• Economic system's vicissitude, industrial structure's adjustment and technological revolution's impetus has catalyzed our country's social class differentiation, and has had a different social class.
  经济体制的变迁、产业结构的调整和科技革命的推动，催化了我国的社会阶层分化，产生了不同的社会阶层。
• Names can also imply social class, and teachers pick up on that.
  名字同样也会反映出一个人的社会地位，老师们对其中隐含的社会地位的判断就相当准确。
• This is more important than their age, income, or social class.
  这比他们的年龄、收入或社会阶层更重要。
• These air pollutant effects can be distinguished from effects of smoking, occupation, age, or social class.
  这些空气污染物的影响能够与吸烟的影响、职业、年龄或社会因素的影响区分开。
• On the social attribute and function of the new social class
  论新社会阶层的社会属性和社会功能
• Everything from your sex, racial background, social class, and communication style influences your body language.
  你的性别，你的种族背景，你所属的社会阶层，你的交际风格，这一切都会影响你的肢体语言。
• It is interesting to note that the frequency of bronchitis and pneumonia in Great Britain has been correlated with area of residence in a polluted area and with social class.
  值得指出的是，在英国，支气管炎和肺炎的发病率与污染区域中的居住地区和所属社会阶层有关。
• Factors such as our traditional loyalty to a party or its association with social class are likely to be more important than party policy when we decide how to vote.
  当我们决定如何投票时，我们对一个政党的传统忠诚或政党与社会阶级的联系等因素，都可能比政党政策更为重要。
• The evidence shows a relationship between crime and social class.
  这个证据表明犯罪和社会阶层有关系。