Definition of pupillage in English:

pupillage

(also pupilage)

noun ˈpjuːpɪlɪdʒ

mass noun

1The state of being a pupil or student.
学童（或学生）身份（或时期）
Mr Nash asked for information on pupillage
count noun he began a three-year pupillage
Example sentencesExamples
- Three years later she qualified with an honours degree and wrote to Michael Mansfield about her pupillage.
- Unfortunately, no trace of the Royal High School's curriculum for writing and bookkeeping at the precise time of Scott's pupilage survives.
- But during this long pupillage he had perennially returned to his family's estate to work the vintages, watch and learn.
- Let us emancipate the student, and give him time and opportunity for the cultivation of his mind, so that in his pupilage he shall not be a puppet in the hands of others, but rather a self-relying and reflecting being.
1. 1.1Law (in the UK) apprenticeship to a member of the Bar, which qualifies a barrister to practise independently.
  〔律〕（英国）（成为独立从业律师前的）律师学徒期（或见习期）
  the first six months of pupillage
  count noun a few chambers will grant pupillages by open competition
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Everyone knows it's really hard to become a barrister,’ says Mark, who after a recent pupillage has just failed to secure a permanent job in chambers.
  The organisation is responsible for education and training in pupillage, and continuing education for barristers.
  She also received a pupillage checklist, listing the requirements which had substantially to be met during the first six months of pupillage in order in qualify for the issue of a provisional practising certificate.
  After pupillage (some six months) he decided that he would prefer work as a solicitor.
  This will be the first year of operation of the scheme providing for pupils to be paid a minimum wage during their pupillage.

单词	pupillage
释义	Definition of pupillage in English: pupillage (also pupilage) noun ˈpjuːpɪlɪdʒ mass noun 1The state of being a pupil or student. 学童（或学生）身份（或时期） Mr Nash asked for information on pupillage count noun he began a three-year pupillage Example sentencesExamples Three years later she qualified with an honours degree and wrote to Michael Mansfield about her pupillage. Unfortunately, no trace of the Royal High School's curriculum for writing and bookkeeping at the precise time of Scott's pupilage survives. But during this long pupillage he had perennially returned to his family's estate to work the vintages, watch and learn. Let us emancipate the student, and give him time and opportunity for the cultivation of his mind, so that in his pupilage he shall not be a puppet in the hands of others, but rather a self-relying and reflecting being. 1.1Law (in the UK) apprenticeship to a member of the Bar, which qualifies a barrister to practise independently. 〔律〕（英国）（成为独立从业律师前的）律师学徒期（或见习期） the first six months of pupillage count noun a few chambers will grant pupillages by open competition Example sentencesExamples ‘Everyone knows it's really hard to become a barrister,’ says Mark, who after a recent pupillage has just failed to secure a permanent job in chambers. The organisation is responsible for education and training in pupillage, and continuing education for barristers. She also received a pupillage checklist, listing the requirements which had substantially to be met during the first six months of pupillage in order in qualify for the issue of a provisional practising certificate. After pupillage (some six months) he decided that he would prefer work as a solicitor. This will be the first year of operation of the scheme providing for pupils to be paid a minimum wage during their pupillage.
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