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first class
This term functions as both a descriptor of quality and a specific designation for luxury travel. When used as an adjective to describe quality, it carries a strong positive connotation of prestige and superiority, often used in professional or formal contexts to denote the gold standard of a service or product.
In the context of transportation, the term refers to a specific tier of service. As a noun, it describes the section of the vehicle or the category of the ticket. As an adjective, it modifies the ticket or the experience. It is distinct from "business class," which is typically a mid-tier luxury option between economy and first class.
Meanings
Examples
I can only afford a coach ticket, but I dream of flying first class one day.
The hotel provides a first class experience from the moment you check in.
Do you want to upgrade to first class for the long flight to Tokyo?
This restaurant is truly first class in terms of both food and service.
He is a first class athlete who trains harder than anyone else on the team.
I wonder if they serve champagne in first class on this airline.
The company offers first class medical insurance to all its senior executives.
She booked a first class cabin for the cruise to avoid the crowds.