resit

See also: řešit

English

Etymology

re- +‎ sit

Verb

resit (third-person singular simple present resits, present participle resitting, simple past and past participle resat)

1. (transitive) To take an examination a second time.

Translations

to take an examination second time

• Bulgarian: явявам се повторно (javjavam se povtorno)
• Chinese: 補考／补考 (zh) (bǔkǎo)
• Czech: opakovat (cs) (zkoušku), dělat reparát
• Dutch: herkansen (nl)
• Finnish: uusia (fi)
• French: repasser (fr)
• Galician: repetir (gl), recuperar (gl)
• Hungarian: utóvizsgázik (hu), pótvizsgázik, újra/újból/ismét/ismételten megpróbál levizsgázni / letenni egy vizsgát
• Japanese: 再試験 (saishiken)

Noun

resit (plural resits)

1. An examination taken a second time.

Synonyms

• retake, retake exam, retake examination
• makeup, makeup exam, makeup examination

Translations

examination

• Czech: reparát m, opravná zkouška
• Dutch: herkansing (nl)
• Finnish: uusinta (fi)
• French: rattrapage (fr) m
• Galician: recuperación (gl) f
• Hungarian: utóvizsga (hu), pótvizsga (hu), megismételt vizsga
• Japanese: 再試験 (saishiken)

Anagrams

• Istre, Reist, Siret, Sirte, iters, reist, rites, tiers, tires, tries

Malay

Etymology

From English receipt.

Noun

resit

1. receipt (written acknowledgment that a specified article or sum of money has been received)