Examples of using Upper-class in English and their translations into Chinese
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When I met her, Stellar was careful, like Vohs, to stress that this upper-class numbness was not intentional.
Clubs were for a long time shaped by upper-class men, with women and workers being left out.
Miguel arrives in Rio and starts following Carol, an upper-class young girl, while himself is being followed by Luciano.
Hence, upper-class taste is not defined by things regarded as necessary or useful but by those which are the opposite.
From compact SUVs to upper-class sedans, at Audi, every customer will find the right e-model!
The film relates the story of the final days of an upper-class family, at a time when the country is undergoing social changes.
Flawless British upper-class accent, and the usual beguiling British rhythm that is so seductive it seems to say that"we will all save the world.".
Upper-class women wanted to show that they were wealthy enough to not have to work in the hot sun.
What it takes to be upper-class also depends on where you live.
For this reason, many upper-class Thai families will send their children to international schools.
Hence, upper-class taste is not defined by things regarded as necessary or useful but by those that are the opposite.
He was equally apt at individual and group portraits, particularly of upper-class families.
And she worked to forge alliances with middle-class reformers and upper-class feminists, such as Frances Perkins and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Gupta puts the average amount spent by an upper-class family at $400 per guest, per day.
Inez would like to live in an upper-class American suburb, like her parents.
It was the working-class guy and the upper-class girl in a beautiful union.
In ancient feudal society, people's rank and position could easily be distinguished from their daily dress, especially for the ordinary people and the upper-class.
This too contributed to the inordinate number of women in the church, particularly upper-class women.
It was named after the famous architect and interior designer whose work graced many of Milan's upper-class houses.
Indeed, they are advanced on the basis of their ability to fulfill upper-class goals of corporate expansion and profitability.