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Austrittspupille
OpenDict entry
exit pupil N
pu·pil1 [ˈpju:pəl] N
1. pupil (schoolchild):
Schüler(in) m (f) <-s, ->
2. pupil (follower):
Schüler(in) m (f) <-s, ->
3. pupil LAW (ward):
Mündel nt <-s, -> spec
pupil Scot
Minderjährige(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n> (Mädchen bis 12, Jungen bis 14)
pu·pil2 [ˈpju:pəl] N ANAT
Pupille f <-, -n>
I. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] N
1. exit (way out):
Ausgang m <-s, -gän·ge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Feuertreppe f <-, -n>
2. exit:
Weggehen nt kein pl
Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>
Hinausgehen nt kein pl
to make an exit from room
3. exit (road off):
Ausfahrt f <-, -en>
Abfahrt f <-, -en> FRG, A
4. exit THEAT:
Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>
II. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB trans
to exit sth building, road
to exit sth COMPUT program
to exit sth COMPUT program
aus etw dat aussteigen A, CH
III. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB intr
1. exit (leave):
2. exit (leave road):
3. exit (leave the stage):
exit N INV-FIN
Present
Iexit
youexit
he/she/itexits
weexit
youexit
theyexit
Past
Iexited
youexited
he/she/itexited
weexited
youexited
theyexited
Present Perfect
Ihaveexited
youhaveexited
he/she/ithasexited
wehaveexited
youhaveexited
theyhaveexited
Past Perfect
Ihadexited
youhadexited
he/she/ithadexited
wehadexited
youhadexited
theyhadexited
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It is a business run by pupils after school hours.
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Along with other pupils who registered there, the number of students increased to 119.
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Soon the number of pupils increased and the school became well-known.
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In the 2010-2011 school year, the school had 1,214 pupils with 615 males and 566 females.
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By 1949 no fewer than 470 pupils were attending the school.
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