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名詞

fourth class (uncountable)

1. A (former) class of mail in the United States and Canada.
2. (rail transport) A class of rail travel formerly found in some countries.
   • 1946 May and June, “Notes and News: Russian Coach Colours”, in Railway Magazine, pages 184–185:

     […] Mr. S. C. Hawtrey writes that when he knew the Moscow-Kazan Railway (then under British management) in 1913, it was a regular practice in Russia to paint the exterior of first class coaches blue, second class yellow, third class green, and fourth class, where it still survived, brown.

   • 1958 February, Arthur F. Beckenham, “A Journey in the Belgian Congo”, in Railway Magazine, page 93:

     […] up in front the third and fourth class passengers were making a babel of noise as they either detrained or entrained together with their large families and strange collection of parcels, bundles and earthenware jars.