(n) (comp) hierarchical relation
(n) (comp) layered structure
(n) (comp) hierarchical display
(n) classroom in tiers
(n) terrace culture
(n) salaried class
working class
(n) planning stage
planning stages
(n) pentatonic scale
(n) pentatonic scale
(n) final stage
(n) bourgeoisie
(n) ruling class(es)
(n) testing stage
test step
(n,adj-no) experimental stage
experimental phase
(n,adj-no) initial stage
(n) upper classes
high society
(n,adj-no) upper echelons of society
the rich and powerful
the elite
(n) (comp) control hierarchy
(n) whole-tone scale
(n) (comp) poly-hierarchy
(n) the third estate
the bourgeoisie
(n) the fourth estate
the proletariat
(n) (comp) mono-hierarchy
(suf) (after number N) graded on N steps
scored out of N
(n,adj-no) the intelligensia
(n) two-story basement (as in department stores)
(n,adj-no) middle class
bourgeoisie
(P)
(n) miyako-bushi scale (characteristic Japanese hemitonic pentatonic scale: mi, fa, la, ti, do)
(n) privileged class
(n) two-storied building
(P)
