Cut class Meaning in English
expression
ˈkət/ /ˈkɫæs
KUHT KLASS
kˈʌt/ /klˈɑːs
KUT KLAHSS
Definition
To intentionally not attend a class without permission, usually as a form of skipping school or avoiding a lesson.
Usage & Nuances
"Cut class" is an informal/slang expression mainly used in American English. Synonyms: "skip class", "ditch class". Often used by students speaking casually about missing class on purpose. Not appropriate for formal or academic writing.
Spanish: faltar a clase - saltarse la clasePortuguese (BR): matar aula - cabular aulaPortuguese (PT): faltar à aula - baldar aulaChinese (Simplified): 逃课Chinese (Traditional): 逃課Hindi: कक्षा काटनाArabic: التغيب عن الحصةBengali: ক্লাস কাটানো - ক্লাস ফাঁকি দেওয়াRussian: прогуливать уроки - прогулять занятиеJapanese: 授業をサボるVietnamese: cúp học - trốn họcKorean: 수업을 빼먹다 - 수업을 땡땡이치다Turkish: dersi asmak - dersi kırmakUrdu: کلاس کاٹنا - کلاس سے غیرحاضری کرنا (جان بوجھ کر)Indonesian: bolos kelas - membolos
Example Sentences
Tom decided to cut class and go to the park.
basic
Students sometimes cut class after lunch.
basic
If you cut class, you might get in trouble.
basic
We all cut class to watch the big game on TV.
natural
She rarely cuts class, but today she just wasn’t in the mood for math.
natural
Did you really cut class just to get coffee?
natural