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Meanings of pupil in English
Usage of pupil in English
1
However, the government does not guarantee funding per pupil in real terms.
2
It helps to create clear connections between pupil progress and teachers' objectives.
3
The scales smooth; praeanal pores none; pupil elliptical, erect; hinder limbs short.
4
However, at some point during treatment, the pupil succumbed to his wounds.
5
At some point along the path, I was no longer the pupil.
6
The teacher presents in actuality what the pupil represents only in posse.
7
Income generated by schools, including donations from parents, was £359 per pupil.
8
Purpose: We determined the effect of entrance pupil size on retinal illumination.
9
This is despite projections of increased pupil numbers, especially at primary level.
10
Young returned his smile, clearly proud that his pupil was representing him.
11
You even have to be severe with your best pupil, he said.
12
This is reversing the order of things; the pupil correcting his master.
13
In beginning his study of the solar system, the pupil is told:
14
The art of teaching consists in making the pupil wish to learn.
15
He writes thereupon the initial of some other pupil in the room.
16
We are not only looking at pupil development but also staff development.
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Pupil through the time
Pupil across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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