rise and shine - vstávat a cvičit, vstávat a s chutí do nového dne

phrase - usually used to tell someone to wake up and get out of bed

 

old-age pensioner - důchodce, penzista

noun, British English - a person who is old enough to get a pension from the government

flower - květina, kytka

noun - a beautiful and colourful plant, women like to get this plant from men

reception - recepce (v hotelu apod.)

noun - the place in a hotel where you check in, get your keys, etc.

 

diploma - diplom (školní), závěrečné vysvědčení

noun - the certificate you get when you complete your studies at a particular school

A - jednička (známka)

noun - the grade you get for an excellent results in a test or exam

kneel - klečet, kleknout si, pokleknout

verb - to be down on the knees or to get down on your knees

reception desk - recepce (v hotelu apod.)

noun - the place in a hotel where you check in, get your keys, etc.

pocket money - kapesné

noun - an amount of money that you get to spend for whatever you like

 

server - server

noun - a central computer that is used by other computers to get information from

morning - ráno, dopoledne

noun - the part of the day after you get up and/or before lunch

 

game show - televizní soutěž, soutěž (televizní)

noun - a TV programme where people get points by doing something or answering questions

 

high - opojení

noun - a very happy feeling, usually one you get after you take a drug

 

slippery as an eel - kluzký jako úhoř

phrase - very cunning, difficult to catch and to get the information that you want

leaky - děravý (do čeho zatéká)

adjective - having holes that make it possible for liquids to get in or out