bachelor - bakalář

noun - a degree that you can get at a college after three or four years of studying

change - drobné

noun - the money that you get back in a shop when you pay more than something costs

score - skórovat, dát gól

verb - to get a point in sport, e.g. in football by kicking the ball into the goal

destination - cíl cesty

noun - the place where you are going or aiming to get to; the goal of a journey

degree - titul (akademický), akademický titul

noun - a kind of title you get when you graduate from a university, e.g. Ph.D., M.A., etc.

 

boarding card - palubní lístek

noun, British English - a card you need to have in order to be allowed to get on a plane

fraud - podvodník

noun - a person who commits the illegal act of cheating a person in order to get money

 

overtake - předstihnout, předběhnout, předhonit

verb - to catch up with somebody who is ahead of you and get in front of them

 

read up on - načíst si (o)

verb - to get a lot of information on a particular subject from books and other printed sources

 

F - pětka (nedostatečně)

noun - a mark that a student can get for an exam showing that the student has failed

climbing - horolezectví, lezení, lezectví

noun - a sport in which you try to get on top of a mountain or a rock

 

cut off - přerušit telefonní spojení

verb - to get suddenly disconnected when you are on the phone, you cannot speak to the other person

 

tide over - pomoci překonat, pomoci překlenout období

verb - to help someone get through a difficult period of time by providing them with what they need

second helping - přidání si (u jídla)

noun - if you have a second helping, you get a second portion of the same food (or drink)

 

sick pay - nemocenská

noun - the money that you get from your employer because you are ill and not able to work