uvolnilo

uvolnilo is a Czech word that primarily translates to "freed," "released," or "loosed" in English. It is the past tense, neuter singular form of the verb "uvolnit." The verb "uvolnit" itself has a broad range of meanings, and "uvolnilo" inherits this versatility.

In a literal sense, "uvolnilo" can describe the act of something becoming physically unfastened or detached. For example, "šroub se uvolnilo" would mean "the screw came loose." It can also refer to something being made available or cleared, such as a space or a time slot. If a room became free, one might say "pokoj se uvolnilo."

Figuratively, "uvolnilo" can describe a release of tension, stress, or emotions. "Napětí se uvolnilo" translates to "the tension eased." It can also signify the granting of permission or the loosening of restrictions, implying that something was previously bound or controlled.

The specific context in which "uvolnilo" is used dictates its precise English equivalent. It is a common and useful word in everyday Czech conversation, reflecting a state of being no longer confined, fixed, or occupied.