No. 320 in Czech
tělo
The Czech word "tělo" means "body" in English.
In a sentence
Lidské tělo je složitý organismus.
The human body is a complex organism.
In this sentence, 'tělo' is used to refer to the physical structure of a human, emphasizing its biological and anatomical aspects.
Na břehu řeky plavalo tělo.
A body was floating on the riverbank.
Here, 'tělo' refers to a lifeless body or corpse, used in the context of a narrative describing an observation.
Cvičení prospívá mému tělu.
Exercise benefits my body.
In this sentence, 'tělo' denotes one's own physical form, highlighting the personal and health-related context of the word.
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