How to say classic works in English

Classic in English is classic.

Classic is an English word that is an adjective and a noun, and when used as an adjective, it means "classic, classical, traditional, and the finest".

When used as a noun, it means "a masterpiece, a classic work, a great artist.

Phrases:

classic style.

classic music.

classic look classical style.

Similar phrases:

the five classics?n. the five classics

Medical Classics?n. dubbed spineless classics?n. a book without a spine (a novel printed on a piece of paper or on a wall, so that you can read the whole novel just by looking at the wall)

Dubbed spineless classics?n. a book without a spine (a novel printed on a piece of paper or on a wall, so that you can read the whole novel just by looking at the wall)

Dubbed spineless classics?n. a book with no spine.

five classics?<<>>

no class?no class?inferior,inferior

in the class?ad. in the class

be no class? adv. in the class

class director?class instructor

class fellow?