人的階層低
這一邊的尺是社會階層。把人放在尺的下端,就成了「下層階級的」。
adjective · B2
Belonging to a lower social class, or seen as having no social rank — used about people and places in a way that looks down on them. This use is old-fashioned.
下層階級的
You can think of low-class as one word doing one thing: it takes something and puts it near the bottom of a scale. English class is used for two scales at once — the layers of society, and the grades of quality. Low simply points at the bottom layer of whichever scale is in view. Either way the speaker is standing above the thing and looking down at it, so the word almost never sounds neutral.
Two branches
人的階層低
這一邊的尺是社會階層。把人放在尺的下端,就成了「下層階級的」。
adjective · B2
Belonging to a lower social class, or seen as having no social rank — used about people and places in a way that looks down on them. This use is old-fashioned.
下層階級的
東西的等級低
同一個動作換一把尺:這次量的是品質,低的一端就是「劣質」。
adjective · B2
Cheap, badly made, or much worse in quality than other things of the same kind, and said in a way that looks down on it.
劣質的