No. 769 in Czech
přišli
"Arrived" or "came" (past tense, plural).
In a sentence
Včera večer přišli moji přátelé na návštěvu.
Yesterday evening, my friends came for a visit.
In this sentence, "přišli" is the past tense, plural form of "přijít" (to come), indicating that the friends arrived.
Děti přišli ze školy unavené.
The children came back from school tired.
Here, "přišli" again functions as the past tense, plural form of "přijít", referring to the children returning.
Přišli s plánem, jak to vyřešit.
They came up with a plan to solve it.
In this context, "přišli" conveys the idea of 'arriving with an idea or plan', extending the basic sense of 'coming' into a metaphorical usage.
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