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adjective, adverb, preposition
used for saying that someone’s rank is higher or their job is more important than someone else’s
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adjective, adverb, preposition
used for saying that someone’s rank is higher or their job is more important than someone else’s
adjective
connected with or belonging to the most famous, most successful, or richest group of people in society who are often seen in newspapers, on television, etc.
adverb, preposition
used for saying that someone’s rank is lower or their job is less important than someone else’s
adjective
used for saying that someone had a particular condition, personal quality, name, or social status at the time when they were born
verb
to have a higher status than someone or something else in the same group or organization
adjective
having advantages and opportunities that other people do not have, because you have a lot of money or high social status
adjective
in a position of importance in an organization, or among the best people taking part in an activity
adjective
intended for a small group of people who are very intelligent, rich, powerful, etc. This word often shows that you think people like this believe they are better than ordinary people
if you report to someone at work, they are in charge of you and responsible for telling you what to do
adjective
used in the titles of government, legal, or military institutions that have the highest level of power
adjective
a well-connected person knows a lot of people who are important or have influence
adjective
adjective
adverb
adverb
to have less responsibility and power than someone else at work
in the rank or position between the highest and the lowest
the last or first in status, income, or advantages
the high/low levels of an organization
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a percussion instrument used by football fans which makes a rattling sound when shaken
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social
adjective
relating to the position that someone has in society in relation to other people