obkládají

Obkládají is a Czech word that translates to "they are cladding" or "they are tiling" in English. It is a verb in the third-person plural present tense, derived from the verb "obkládat," which means to cover a surface with tiles, panels, or other materials.

This term is commonly used in construction and renovation contexts. When someone refers to "obkládají," they are typically describing the process of applying finishing materials to walls, floors, or facades. This could include ceramic tiles in a bathroom or kitchen, stone veneer on the exterior of a building, or wooden panels for interior decoration. The specific material being applied determines the exact meaning of "obkládají" in a given situation. For example, "obkládají koupelnu" means "they are tiling the bathroom," while "obkládají dům kamenem" translates to "they are cladding the house with stone."

The act of obkládání is important for both aesthetic and functional purposes. Tiles and panels can enhance the visual appeal of a space, providing color, texture, and pattern. Functionally, they can protect underlying surfaces from moisture, wear, and tear, making them easier to clean and maintain. The plural form "obkládají" indicates that multiple people are involved in this process, or that a large area is being covered.