Word
high-class
adjective
上流社会的；高级的
Upper-class.
- 1.
Upper-class.
上流社会的；高等的。
- 2.
pretentiously elegant
自命不凡的优雅
- 3.
Recognized for its quality.
公认质量高的；优质的。
高品质的；优质的；故作高雅的；附庸风雅的；上流社会的；高等的。；自命不凡的优雅；公认质量高的；优质的。
In use
The hotel offers a high-class experience with its rooftop pool and gourmet dining.
He tried to impress his date by taking her to a high-class bar.
The company's high-class marketing campaign targeted wealthy clients.
high-class + noun (place/service/object)
常用于描述场所或服务的高档品质。
They dined at a high-class restaurant.
他们在一家高级餐厅用餐。
be + high-class (referring to taste/style)
有时暗含故作高雅或矫揉造作之意。
Her manners are considered high-class by some.
有些人认为她的举止很高级。
too high-class for + noun/pronoun
表示某人觉得某物过于奢侈或不合身份。
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Grammar Note
通常用于名词前作定语，也可用于系动词后作表语。
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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