Revokovat

Revokovat is a verb in the Czech language, which translates to "revoke" or "withdraw" in English. It is used to describe the action of formally taking back or cancelling something that has been previously granted or issued. The term is commonly used in legal, administrative, and bureaucratic contexts.

For example, a government may revoke a license if it finds that the holder has violated the terms of the license. Similarly, a company might revoke an employee's access to certain systems or information if it determines that the employee has been misusing their privileges.

The verb "revokovat" is derived from the Latin word "revocare," which means "to call back." In Czech, it is typically used in the past tense, such as "revokoval" (he/she/it revoked) or "revokovali" (they revoked). The present tense form is "revokuje," and the future tense form is "revokuje."

The opposite of revokovat is "udělit," which means "to grant" or "to issue." Both verbs are important in various fields, including law, administration, and management, where they are used to describe the granting and taking back of rights, permissions, and responsibilities.