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pupil

/ˈpjuːpəl/

pupilnoun

pupils

/ˈpjuːpəl/

Translations

ученик

The pupil was eager to learn new things.

Ученик был полон желания учиться новому.

зрачок

The doctor examined the patient's pupil for any abnormalities.

Врач осмотрел зрачок пациента на наличие отклонений.

Additional translations

подопечныйюрид.

воспитанниккнижн., устар.; в значении подопечного

школьникв школьном контексте

Definitions

A student in school or under the direct supervision of a teacher.

The teacher praised the pupil for her excellent performance in the exam.

The dark circular opening in the center of the iris of the eye, through which light enters.

The doctor examined the patient's pupil to check for any signs of injury.

A minor under the legal care of a guardian; a ward (archaic, chiefly Scots law).

The estate was managed by trustees on behalf of the pupil until he reached majority.

Synonyms

Antonyms

pupiladjective

/ˈpjuː.pɪl/

Used attributively before another noun to mean 'relating to pupils (students)'.

Translations

зрачковыйанат., мед.

Pupil reflexes are tested by shining a light into each eye.

Зрачковые рефлексы проверяют, направляя свет в каждый глаз.

ученическийо принадлежности или отношении к ученикам

The school organised a pupil council.

Школа организовала ученический совет.

Definitions

Relating to pupils (students) or intended for pupils; scholastic.

The school introduced new pupil assessment procedures.

Relating to the pupil of the eye.

Pupil reflexes are tested by shining a light into each eye.

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