English to Latin Meaning of pupil - pupillam

Pupil :

pupillam

noun

pupillam, pUPA, DISCIPULUS, de discipulis eius, discipulus, filius, erravit,, puer, lectorem, magister, lUNAE LUMEN, Pisces quoque, luna,, stella, Asteriscus, stella marcam, lucíferum, pupillam intus in oculo, oculus

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Definitions of pupil in English

Noun(1) a learner who is enrolled in an educational institution(2) the contractile aperture in the center of the iris of the eye; resembles a large black dot(3) a young person attending school (up through senior high school

Examples of pupil in English

(1) A former sixth form pupil at Ulverston Victoria High School is returning as head teacher in September.(2) If the pupil is not dilated, the inflamed iris will stick to the lens, which can lead to scarring.(3) He says he has been prescribed pills which reduce the blurring by reducing the size of his pupil but he says he cannot drive at night now.(4) secondary school pupil(5) The procedure involved displacing the lens from the pupil into the vitreous cavity.(6) If the glint appears right in the centre of the pupil then it means the person is making eye contact.(7) I have been in academic life now, pupil , student and teacher, for over half a century.(8) will you take me on as your pupil?(9) The cornea is the clear part of the outer layer of the eye that covers the iris and the pupil .(10) The pupil shrinks with age, allowing smaller amounts of light to filter into the eye to assist with vision.(11) Calmly I went in and looked in the mirror only to find that my left pupil was grossly dilated, the right one being normal and reacting.(12) there's a drop in pupil numbers(13) He told delegates the primary school pupil had attacked four teachers.(14) It varies the size of the pupil and the thickness of the lens of the eyes to adjust for brightness and for distance.(15) Muscles controlling the iris change the size of the pupil according to light conditions.(16) The relation of master and apprentice was very close, not at all like the relation of pupil and teacher today.

Related Phrases of pupil

(1) pupil of the eye ::

Pupilla oculi dicitur

(2) day pupil ::

die pupillam

Related Phrases of pupil

(1) pupil of the eye ::

Pupilla oculi dicitur

(2) day pupil ::

die pupillam

Synonyms

Noun

1. student ::

discipulus

2. disciple ::

discipulus

3. schoolchild ::

Schoolchild

Different Forms

pupil, pupils

Word Example from TV Shows

$Your pupil escaped\Nwith a group of hostages.$

Your PUPIL escaped
with a group of hostages.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

$I called you in to see\Nwhat can be done about your pupil.$

I called you in to see
what can be done about your PUPIL.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

I’m very concerned about my PUPIL, Silvia.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

Examples of pupil from TV Shows

$Your pupil escaped\Nwith a group of hostages.$

Your PUPIL escaped
with a group of hostages.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

$I called you in to see\Nwhat can be done about your pupil.$

I called you in to see
what can be done about your PUPIL.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

I’m very concerned about my PUPIL, Silvia.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

English to Latin Dictionary: pupil

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English to Latin Dictionary: pupil

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