upper class

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˌʌpəˈklɑːs/
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• US: /ˌʌpɚˈklæs/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: الطَّبَقَة الْعُلْيَا (aṭ-ṭabaqa al-ʕulyā) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Armenian: վերին դաս (verin das) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Bulgarian: ви́сша кла́са (vísša klása) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Catalan: classe alta — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Chinese Mandarin: 上層階級 /上层阶级 (shàngcéng jiējí) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Danish: overklasse — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Dutch: bovenklasse — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Estonian: kõrgklass — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Finnish: yläluokka — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• French: classe supérieure — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Galician: clase alta — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Georgian: მაღალი კლასი (maɣali ḳlasi) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Georgian: მაღალი კლასის საზოგადოება (maɣali ḳlasis sazogadoeba) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• German: Oberschicht — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Hindi: उच्च वर्ग (ucc varg) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Hungarian: felső osztály — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Italian: classe superiore — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Japanese: 上流階級 (jōryū kaikyū) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Korean: 상류층 (sangnyucheung) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Korean: 상층 계급 (sangcheung gyegeup) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Macedonian: ви́сока кла́са (vísoka klása) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Norwegian Bokmål: overklasse — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Norwegian Nynorsk: overklasse — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Iranian Persian: طَبَقِهٔ بالا (tabaġe-ye bâlâ) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Polish: klasa wyższa — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Portuguese: classe alta — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Romanian: clasa superioară — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Romanian: aristocrație — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Russian: вы́сший класс (výsšij klass) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Spanish: clase alta — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Swedish: överklass — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Thai: ชนชั้นสูง — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Turkish: üst tabaka — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Turkish: üst sınıf — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Ukrainian: ви́щий клас (výščyj klas) — those people at the top of a social hierarchy
• Catalan: classe alta — aristocracy
• Dutch: aristocratie — aristocracy
• Finnish: yläluokka — aristocracy
• French: aristocratie — aristocracy
• Galician: aristocracia — aristocracy
• German: Adelsschicht — aristocracy
• Macedonian: ви́сока кла́са (vísoka klása) — aristocracy
• Polish: arystokracja — aristocracy
• Polish: szlachta — aristocracy
• Romanian: aristocrație — aristocracy
• Russian: вы́сший класс (výsšij klass) — aristocracy
• Russian: аристокра́тия (aristokrátija) — aristocracy
• Swedish: överklass — aristocracy