hrazený

Hrazený is a Czech word that translates to "covered" or "paid for" in English. Its meaning depends on the context in which it is used.

In the context of insurance or healthcare, "hrazený" often refers to services or treatments that are covered by an insurance policy. For example, "hrazený pojišťovnou" means "covered by the insurance company." This indicates that the cost of the service or treatment will be borne by the insurance provider, either fully or partially, according to the terms of the policy.

More broadly, "hrazený" can refer to anything that has been paid for or funded. If someone is discussing a project or an expense, "hrazený" would signify that the costs have been met. For instance, "náklady hrazené státem" translates to "costs covered by the state," meaning the government is funding those expenses.

The term is also used in relation to services that are provided free of charge to the recipient because someone else has paid for them. This can apply to various services, from public transportation to educational programs. The key idea is that an external party has assumed the financial responsibility, making the service "hrazený" for the end-user.