world-class
- adjective
- /ˈwɜrldˌklæs/
- Dr. Evil, I have spent 30 years of my life turning this two-bit evil empire, into a world-class multinational.
- world-class quality
- world-class research
- a world-class performance
Fiverr, your one stop shop for world class freelance talent.
- Fiverr, your one stop shop for world class freelance talent.
- So you're one of the the world class researchers in this space.
- It has delivered world class culture, world class science.
- And we're fortunate to have a world class expert here to draw on.
- So you get to world class through the doorway of discomfort.
- And they are truly world class and they are robustly independent.
- It also helps me bring you more videos and world class experts like we did today.
- ELA Bot is, by this definition, a leader of truly world class proportions.
- She she is a friend of ours that is a world class expert in education field.
- Like, I mean, it was like, wow, that's world class snare drum.
- We saw the two good players, great world class players to be fair.
- You're one of the you're a world class scientist.
- I think she was a journalist and she is a world class boyfriend picker.
Examples
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Young Malgosha always dreamed of being a world-class dancer.
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They provide free world class education for anyone anywhere.
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And today she is bringing her world class training to you.
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And it helps me build world class products and world class services.
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And after that we give them this world class education, we kick them out.
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To work with world class scientists on these issues.
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And we're fortunate to have a world class expert here to draw on.
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We cannot claim that our current standards in academic areas are at world-class levels.
Academic text (1997) -
He was a world-class smokejumper.
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She trained with a world-class coach who helped her improve her skills dramatically.
Synonyms
Very good or excellent in quality
Most important in a group or area
Very good and impressive at a skill
Very good and done with care
Of the highest quality and very good
Of the highest quality and better than most similar things
Made well so it lasts a long time
Very high quality and lasts a long time
Of very high quality and among the best in its field
A person or work that shows very good skill
Of the highest quality, better than others like it
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
World-class joins world ('the whole world') and class ('a group' or 'a level' of quality), similar to the familiar phrase first-class. So world-class means being in the very top level or among the best across the whole world.