GCSE English

Meaning GCSE meaning

What does GCSE mean?

— noun (= General Certificate of Secondary Education) the basic level of a subject taken in school

What other words have the same or similar meaning as GCSE?

O level General Certificate of Secondary Education

How do I use GCSE in a sentence?

The boys in my GCSE set were trying to explain it to me.

Vicky, do you want to pass your GCSE?

GCSE don't talk out of line.

And yet so many GCSE results and wisdom teeth out.

And barely scraping a GCSE in Home Economics with minus 6 points is Jimmy Carr!

I did Magnetics GCSE.

I did Geography GCSE, I passed that one.

By a few of your GCSE subjects, you've put a question mark.

You've got 24 hours, Sid, to produce something that doesn't look like coursework for GCSE Spaz.

Well, I'm not quite sure that's going to work for the Anglo-Welsh GCSE Board, now, is it.?

Thinking about doing Spanish GCSE, John.

For GCSE.

How much do you know about GCSE biology?

I got a B for my English GCSE.

I did Geography GCSE.

Yeah. She had a GCSE meeting at school with Elise.

I'm fed up teaching Biology GCSE.

You need a fucking GCSE in science just to understand all this shit.

Then when I got my first GCSE, the staff bought me this atlas of the world.

I've read all of your books about how to pray and even the one about how to pass your GCSE Religious Studies.

Cos you'll need A dual science award at GCSE.

You need a fucking GCSE in science to understand all this shit.

I got a B in French GCSE.

I'm talking about your GCSE Biology, or absence thereof.

Ooh, the GCSE story.

It was young Alf's GCSE term and he was having to deal with some pretty brutal bullying.

Cheers, Sir. You know the way you said you didn't really want to get an A star in your GCSE?

Our GCSE results are going to be rubbish.