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student vs pupil

Both 'student' and 'pupil' are correct terms to refer to a person who is learning at a school or educational institution. The choice between them may depend on regional preferences or the specific context in which they are used.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 800 views

student

The term 'student' is widely used to refer to a person who is studying at a school, college, or university.

You can use 'student' to describe someone who is enrolled in an educational institution, pursuing academic studies.

Examples:

  • The students were excited about the upcoming field trip.
  • She is a dedicated student who always completes her assignments on time.
  • C-minus student, barely graduated high school.
  • Good gift for a college student...
  • A student named Penelope Rice called.
  • Your student informant was a wash.
  • We had another complaint about your student.
  • Some student looking for financial aid.
  • She was the top student every year.
  • Impersonating a former Chatswin high student is inappropriate.
  • A diligent student needs no teacher...
  • This student was last seen at Cachtice Castle.
  • A psychology student until three years ago.
  • Some student looking for financial aid.
  • She's a Columbia journalism student.
  • Engineering student... diagnosed about five years ago.
  • The winner for best math student is...
  • Our latest presumed victim: 21-year-old theater student Aurora O'Donnell.
  • I thought maybe... another student.
  • First up was medical student Julia Habitzreither.
  • My bully was a Latvian exchange student.
  • Bonus time for my favorite new student.

Alternatives:

  • learner
  • scholar
  • pupil
  • pupil

pupil

The term 'pupil' is also a correct way to refer to a person who is being taught, especially in a school setting.

You can use 'pupil' to describe a student, especially in a formal or traditional educational context.

Examples:

  • The teacher praised her pupils for their hard work.
  • The school has a diverse group of pupils from different backgrounds.
  • And our star pupil is Ordonez.
  • I understand that Sandro Barateli is your friend and pupil.
  • Okay, right pupil is dilating.
  • Note the eye. Enormously with a large vertical pupil.
  • We also have a new pupil from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
  • Ergo, to thrust a lot of information into a pupil's head.
  • The average contribution per non-entitled pupil varies widely.
  • The pupil has become the master.
  • Inevitably there comes a time when the pupil absorbs all that he or she can.
  • Stop your pupil in any way you find appropriate.
  • There's no better pupil to illustrate form and technique than Holmes.
  • Your girlfriend, just like Liam Sutter was your pupil.
  • You would be my pupil and assistant.
  • Now, the pupil... has become the teacher.
  • I've never given up on a pupil.
  • Yes. His left pupil is blown.
  • A star pupil and one Darkplace has high hopes for.
  • Salvatore is a pupil in my school!
  • The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts lost a promising pupil when you joined the army.
  • Jim... this morning you were just a very talented pupil.

Alternatives:

  • student
  • learner
  • scholar
  • student

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