standardclass

noun
UK /ˈstændəd klɑːs/
US /ˈstændərd klæs/

The normal, basic level of something, like the regular seats on a train or plane.

We bought standard class tickets because they were cheaper than first class.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The usual or ordinary group in a school or system, not a special one.

He was placed in the standard class for math, not the advanced one.

3. A normal level of quality that most things are expected to meet.

This hotel offers standard class rooms with a bed and a small desk.

4. The regular way of doing something, without extra features.

The app comes in standard class, and you can pay more for the pro version.