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teacher's pet
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teach·er's pet (tchrz)
n. pl. teacher's pets or teachers' pets
1. A student in special favor with a teacher.
2. One who has gained favor with an authority.
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Noun1.teacher's pet - the teacher's favorite student
darling, dearie, deary, ducky, favorite, favourite, pet - a special loved one
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teacher's pet n (fam, pej) → beniamino dell'insegnante
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