pupils in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pupils in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pupil¹ [Am ˈpjupəl, Brit ˈpjuːpɪl, ˈpjuːp(ə)l] N SCHOOL

pupil

alumno m / alumna f

pupil

educando m / educanda f form

a pupil of Mozart

un discípulo de Mozart

pupil² [Am ˈpjupəl, Brit ˈpjuːpɪl, ˈpjuːp(ə)l] N (of eye)

pupil

pupila f

staff-pupil ratio [ˌstɑːfpjuːp(ə)l ˈreɪʃɪəʊ] N

staff-pupil ratio

proporción f personal-alumnos

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his pupils were dilated

tenía las pupilas dilatadas

Translations for pupils in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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alumnado (de un colegio)

pupils pl Brit

media pupila

day pupil

las medias pupilas

the day pupils o girls

medio pupilo

day pupil

los medios pupilos

the day pupils o boys

(en colegios) los alumnos en régimen de media pensión

pupils who have school dinners

los alumnos suspensos

the pupils who have failed the exam

renunció a intentar desasnar a esos alumnos

he gave up trying to teach those pupils anything o trying to get those pupils to learn anything

pupils in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pupils in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pupil¹ [ˈpju:pl] N SCHOOL

pupil

alumno(-a) m (f)

pupil² [ˈpju:pl] N ANAT

pupil

pupila f

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advanced country, pupil

avanzado, -a

Translations for pupils in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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alumnado (de escuela)

pupils pl

discípulo (-a)

pupil

alumno (-a) (de escuela)

pupil

estudiante

pupil

pupila

pupil

BUP

secondary studies for pupils aged 14-17, now supplanted by the ESO

niña

pupil

pupils Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

among the flowers/the pupils

entre las flores/los alumnos

to keep a pupil in

retener a un alumno como castigo

an intractable pupil

un alumno incorregible

to explain a text to a pupil

explicar un texto a un alumno

The selectividad is a state school leaving exam, which all pupils must successfully sit after having completed the bachillerato, if they wish to enrol at a Spanish university.

selectividad

secondary studies for pupils aged 14-17, now supplanted by the ESO

BUP

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The pupils were tested on their proofreading, dictionary skills and spelling.

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Additionally, 16% of pupils received special education services and 1% of pupils were identified as gifted.

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Prior to the year 2000 most of these schools admitted a percentage of their pupils based on ability, aptitude or through an interview process.

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The other 24 pupils, all aged between 10 and 12, were injured, including three who were hospitalised with severe brain and chest injuries.

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This data included standard information such as number of pupils and school type, and a summary of school performance in National Curriculum assessments.

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It consists of a preparatory department for the ages of 4-10 and a senior school for pupils aged 1118.

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The school (for school years 7-11) also has a sixth form where pupils can return to continue their education in a familiar environment.

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There is a strong ethos of mutual support and respect that permeates the whole school and enables pupils and students to realise their potential.

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Some of the team are star pupils, but others have reputations for delinquency.

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In normal lighting, people afflicted with this condition normally have dilated pupils, and bright lighting can cause pain.

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