kopíroval

Kopíroval is a Czech word that translates to "copied" in English. It is the past tense, masculine singular form of the verb kopírovat, which means "to copy." This verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, kopíroval can refer to the act of duplicating something, such as copying a document, an image, or a piece of music. For example, "On kopíroval text z knihy" means "He copied the text from the book." In a digital context, it can refer to copying and pasting files or information.

Figuratively, kopíroval can describe the imitation of someone's behavior, style, or ideas. For instance, "Dítě kopíroval své rodiče" translates to "The child copied his parents." This usage implies a mimicry or emulation of actions or characteristics. The word can also be used in an academic or creative setting to denote plagiarism if the copying is done without proper attribution.

The verb kopírovat and its various forms, including kopíroval, are common in everyday Czech language. The specific meaning is usually clear from the surrounding context.