classic (EN)

adjective, noun

adjective “classic”

1. widely recognized as one of the best or most significant of its type
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   The novel "Pride and Prejudice" is a classic piece of literature that many people still enjoy today.
2. serving as a perfect or typical example of a particular style or group
   The movie is a classic example of 80s comedy.
3. traditional; original (not new or changed)
   She wore a classic black dress to the party.

noun “classic”

1. a piece of art, like a movie or song, that is considered great and continues to be valued over time
   The book 'Pride and Prejudice' is considered a classic of English literature.
2. a writer or creator of an outstanding work of art
   After publishing his groundbreaking novel, he was celebrated as a modern classic in literature.
3. an item, such as clothing or a car, that is greatly admired for its timeless beauty and design
   Her little black dress is a classic that she can wear to any event.
4. a perfect example of a particular style or group
   The movie from the 80s is considered a classic of the horror genre.