No. 513 in Czech
vládu
The Czech word "vládu" means "government" (accusative singular form).
In a sentence
Prezident má prý vládu pevně ve svých rukou.
The president allegedly has the government firmly under his control.
In this sentence, 'vládu' refers to the political state government or ruling entity, symbolizing control and leadership.
Když opozice převzala vládu, slíbila mnoho reforem.
When the opposition took over the government, they promised many reforms.
Here, 'vládu' represents the act of governing or ruling, highlighting a change in political leadership.
Jako děcko jsme hráli hru na vládu, kde jsme si vyzkoušeli rozhodovat o vesmíru.
As children, we played a game about government where we tried making decisions about the universe.
Here, 'vládu' is used metaphorically or playfully to describe the act of ruling in a fictional or imaginative game context.
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