Zrychlí

Zrychlí is a Czech verb form meaning "will accelerate" or "will speed up." It is the future tense of the perfective verb zrychlit and is used with third-person subjects (singular or plural) to describe an action that will increase speed or shorten a duration. The term can refer to literal motion, mechanical systems, or the speeding up of processes and timelines.

Origin and grammar: The verb zrychlit is built from the adjective rychlý (fast) with the prefix z-, which signals completion or resulting state. As a perfective verb, its simple future is formed with the ending -íll for third-person subjects: zrychlí. The imperfective counterpart is zrychlovat, whose present tense is zrychluje and whose future is typically expressed with auxiliary forms such as bude zrychlovat. Thus zrychlí specifically marks a completed or definite act of speeding up.

Usage: In technical, transportation, or planning contexts, zrychlí denotes a shift toward higher speed. Examples: Auto zrychlí na dálnici. (The car will accelerate on the highway.) Systém zrychlí zpracování dat po zavedení nového serveru. (The system will speed up data processing after the new server is implemented.) The form is primarily third-person singular, but can appear in plural contexts with the same form, depending on the surrounding sentence.

Related terms: zrychlení (acceleration), zrychlit (to accelerate, infinitive), zrychlovat (to accelerate repeatedly or gradually). The word sits within a family of Czech verbs that express increasing speed or reducing duration.