retake

As he turned out to be quite willing to wait it out, they are looking to retake the initiative.

How many times in life do you want to retake your undergraduate data structures and algorithms exam?

Do you know how hard it was for US marines to retake the Japanese held islands?

But, yes, everyone must be able to retake any course any number of times, until either passed or pissed off.

So half the students in each year fail and have to retake the class?

Finnish kids can and do retake years, if they are not ready to advance.

So I got to college and was told I could either retake trig or enroll in calculus.

As a result I had to retake a lot of courses when I got to college.

Hell, my wife had to retake an art and history class to get into a nursing program because photography and cold war history didn't 'count' somehow.

If someone fails a course, one has to retake it.

With Electrolysis coming along nicely and Servo on the distant horizon, Firefox can probably also retake the crown as undisputed most secure browser at some point.

Once you trust the machine to get you back, you can retake those brain cycles previously used to track that information to do something more productive, e.g.

Depending on just what you mean by "atrocious", you might also want to retake some critical courses, both for the grade and in case you missed something foundational.

They're not that low; you can retake them; I got worse grades and I love my awesome job so your career path could be like that!" is something that we know mostly does not work.