No. 792 in Czech
vyzval
"Vyzval" means "invited" or "challenged" in English.
In a sentence
Učitel nás vyzval, abychom napsali esej.
The teacher invited us to write an essay.
In this sentence, 'vyzval' is used to indicate a formal request or invitation for someone to perform an action, often within a structured setting, such as a classroom environment.
Starosta vyzval občany, aby se zapojili do dobrovolnictví.
The mayor called upon citizens to participate in volunteering.
Here, 'vyzval' conveys a call to action, where the speaker encourages or urges a group to undertake a specific initiative, typically for a communal or societal cause.
Policisté vyzvali svědky, aby se přihlásili.
The police asked witnesses to come forward.
In this context, 'vyzval' refers to an authoritative yet polite request addressed to the public or a group, emphasizing a specific need or action expected from recipients.
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