Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Hierarchy"

A: Hierarchy is like a certain order
e.g a hierarchy of wealthy (in that case the wealthy would be first and poorest at the bottom)

A: a hierarchy is a social order from least powerful to most powerful. If you imagine society as a triangle you'll see people without a good job on the bottom where the triangle is really wide, people with more status go in the middle and so on until you get to the top where there is only the president/king.

it's a triangle because the first group has little power but there's a lot of people in it, while there is only one person on the very top.

when people talk about something being very hierarchical they mean that there are a lot of these 'levels of power' and they have a lot of impact on people's lives (for example if you are expected to marry within your level, or if you shouldn't talk to people outside of your level).

hierarchical is the opposite of egalitarian where people are all treated as equals.

A: To put people in order of their status

A: The hierarchy in the government is unfair.

My family has a hierarchy of who gets to eat first.

A: "There’s a ladder of racial hierarchy in America."

"What hasn’t changed is the Surface Pro 6’s position in the Surface hierarchy: it’s not cheap, but it’s also not too expensive."

"Office workers are incredibly hierarchy conscious and hierarchy anxious and are frequently dreadful to people who are different."

"Monkeys have complex social hierarchy in their society."

"When you are lower on the social hierarchy no one cares about you."

A: 1. the hierarchy in the pack was identified by....
2. There is an hierarchy established in the organization.
3.

A: There is a hierarchy in my office, with the boss at the top and me at the bottom.

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Thank you so much for explaining!
I got it now.

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A: a hierarch is a person or leader with a high level of authority. A hierarchy refers to a system of ranking people in an organisation or a society.

A hierarch is a person high in a hierarchy.

A: Sounds like higher-arkee

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"He rose quickly through the political hierarchy, and then he became party leader." This sentence is correct and natural, and it makes sense.

"In order to become party leader, he rose quickly through the political hierarchy." This sentence is *grammatically* correct, but it doesn't make sense.

A: hierarchy sounds like:
higher + are + key
or
hire + are + key

hierarchical sounds like:
higher + ark + kick + ull

(sorry if that was more confusing. i’m just trying to explain what it sounds like in others words/sounds. let me know if you have any questions.)