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1 антагонистический класс
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2 антагонистический
Синонимический ряд:антагонистичный (прил.) антагонистичный; враждебный; противный; противоположныйРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > антагонистический
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3 антагонистический класс
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > антагонистический класс
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4 антагонистический класс
Psychology: antagonistic classУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > антагонистический класс
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5 неантагонистический класс
Psychology: non-antagonistic classУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неантагонистический класс
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6 класс
1) (общественный) classгосподствующие / правящие классы — ruling / governing classes
имущие классы — propertied / possessing / moneyed classes
привилегированный класс — special interests / privileged class
средний класс (в английской социологии к нему относят среднюю буржуазию, верхушку мелкой буржуазии, а также верхние слои интеллигенции, чиновничества и т.п.) — middle class
"низы" среднего класса (к этой категории относят преимущественно мелкую буржуазию, мелких служащих и т.п.) — lower middle class
"высшие классы" (к ним относят крупную буржуазию и аристократию) — upper classes
2) (разряд, группа, вид, категория) class3) эк. class
См. также в других словарях:
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