pupil

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pupil
[ˈpjuːpəl]
sustantivo
1alumno(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (student)
sustantivo
1pupila (f) (of eye)

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pupil [piu-pil]
sustantivo
1Pupila, la niña del ojo.
2Discípulo, alumno, alumna.
3Pupilo, el menor que está bajo la dirección de un tutor.

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pupil [ˈpjuːpl]
noun
1 (in school) alumnoaalumna;a alumna (m) (f) educandoaeducanda;a educanda (m) (f) (formal)
a school with more than 1300 pupils the relationship between teacher and pupil he is an unresponsive pupil who behaves badly three fifth-year pupils were expelled
last year pupil numbers increased by 46,100numbers el año pasado hubo un aumento de 46.100 en el número total de alumnos
pupil-teacher ratioteacher proporción de alumnos por maestro; (f)
it has the lowest pupil-teacher ratio in England, averaging less than 17 to 1 in 1991 private school pupil-teacher ratios are generally better
teacher-pupil ratio
2 [of musician, artist etc] alumnoaalumna;a alumna (m) (f) discípuloadiscípula;a discípula (m) (f)
in 1781 he became a pupil of Haydn she was his star pupil at the Royal College of Art
pupil [ˈpjuːpl]
noun
(Anat) pupila; (f)
the hormone causes your pupils to enlarge

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