What does élève in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word élève in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use élève in French.

The word élève in French means pupil, disciple, high, high, raise, lift, raise, raise, erect, build, construct, erect, breed, raise, bring up, rise, rise, come to, rise, rise, be raised, raise, found, raise, promote, old boy, polite, well-mannered, well-educated, good pupil, good student, top of the class, pupil in Year 3, Year 3 pupil, pupil in Year 5, Year 5 pupil, first year primary student, preschooler, preschool pupil, preschool child, Year 12 pupil/student, lower-sixth pupil student, primary school pupil, Year 11 pupil/student, pupil in Year 7, Year 7 pupil, Year 13 pupil/student, upper-sixth pupil/student, Year 10 pupil/student, intensive foundation degree student, student who is struggling, free-range, battery, battery farmed, student nurse, student judge, student magistrate, trainee judge, hardworking student, hard-working student, engineering student, student engineer, have a tough upbringing, ill-mannered, bad-mannered, bad pupil, make a pupil stand in the corner, not know each other that well, parent, high price. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word élève

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