give up
give up - přestat, vzdát, vzdát se
BrE
/ˌgɪv'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌgɪv'ʌp/

verb - to stop doing something, usually a habit etc.

 
greeting - pozdrav
BrE
/'gri:tɪŋ/
AmE
/'gri:t̬ɪŋ/

noun - the words that you use to say hello

ghost
ghost - duch
BrE
/'gəʊst/
AmE
/'goʊst/

noun - a visible form of a dead person that can usually fly and go through walls etc.

grass
grass - tráva
BrE
/'grɑ:s/
AmE
/'græs/

noun - the green plants that grow everywhere in meadows, football fields, lawns etc., animals such as sheep or cows eat it

garbage can
garbage can - odpadkový koš, koš
BrE
/'gɑ:bɪdʒˌkæn/
AmE
/'gɑ:rbɪdʒˌkæn/

noun, American English - a container where you put rubbish

garbage
garbage - odpadky, odpad
BrE
/'gɑ:bɪdʒ/
AmE
/'gɑ:rbɪdʒ/

noun, American English - things that are no longer needed and which you usually throw away, e.g. bits of food, old paper, tins etc.

ground
ground - zem, země
BrE
/'graʊnd/
AmE
/'graʊnd/

noun - the surface of the earth

gold
gold - zlato
BrE
/'gəʊld/
AmE
/'goʊld/

noun - (the chemical element of atomic number 79) a yellow metal which is very valuable and which coins and jewels are often made of

golden
golden - zlatý
BrE
/'gəʊldən/
AmE
/'goʊldən/

adjective - having a bright and rich yellowish colour; made from gold

get married
get married - oženit se, vdát se, vzít se
BrE
/ˌget 'mærid/
AmE
/ˌget 'mærid/

verb - to become a husband and wife, to become someone's husband or wife

greengrocer
greengrocer - zelinář
BrE
/'gri:ngrəʊsə/
AmE
/'gri:ngroʊsər/

noun, British English - A person who sells fruits and vegetables

garden
garden - zahrada, zahrádka
BrE
/'gɑ:dn/
AmE
/'gɑ:rdn/

noun - an area near a house where people grow flowers or vegetables, and where they often relax

guinea pig
guinea pig - morče
BrE
/'gɪniˌpɪg/
AmE
/'gɪniˌpɪg/

noun - a small animal often kept as a pet, it has no tail and is bigger than a hamster

gorilla
gorilla - gorila
BrE
/gə'rɪlə/
AmE
/gə'rɪlə/

noun - a large ape with a strong black body

goose
goose - husa
BrE
/'gu:s/
AmE
/'gu:s/

noun - a large white bird which is often kept on farm, it is bigger than a duck