The study of the language, literature, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome (usually written with a capital letter and treated as a singular subject).

She decided to major in Classics at university.

classicadjektiv

Judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind.

The novel is considered a classic piece of literature.

Exemplary or traditional; serving as a standard or model.

She wore a classic black dress to the event.

Characteristic of a particular style or period, especially in art or literature.

The building's architecture is classic Victorian.

Typical or perfectly illustrating a particular situation, often in a predictable or familiar way.

Forgetting the meeting was a classic error.

classicinterjektion

Used to remark that something is a typical, predictable, or amusing example of its kind.

"He forgot his keys again." – "Classic!"

classicssubstantiv

The study of ancient Greek and Roman literature, philosophy, history, and culture.

She decided to major in classics to explore the rich history and literature of ancient civilizations.

Works of literature, music, or art that are widely recognized as having outstanding or enduring qualities.

The library has a special section dedicated to the classics, including works by Shakespeare and Homer.

A traditional event or competition, often in sports, that is held regularly and is well-known.

The annual tennis tournament is considered one of the classics in the sport.