vymáhají

"Vymáhají" is a Czech verb that translates to "to enforce" or "to collect" in English. It is used in various contexts to describe the action of making someone comply with a rule, law, or obligation, or to recover a debt or payment. The verb is typically used in the third person plural form, such as "vymáhají zákon" (they enforce the law) or "vymáhají poplatek" (they collect a fee).

The verb "vymáhají" is derived from the root "vymáhat," which means "to enforce" or "to collect." It is a regular verb in the Czech language, following the standard conjugation patterns for verbs ending in "-at." The past tense form is "vymáhali," and the future tense form is "vymáhá" or "vymáháte" (depending on the subject).

In legal and financial contexts, "vymáhají" is commonly used to describe the actions of authorities or institutions in enforcing regulations, collecting taxes, or recovering debts. For example, "Státní správa vymáhá pokuty za porušení zákonů" (The state administration enforces fines for violating laws) or "Banka vymáhá dluhy svých klientů" (The bank collects debts of its clients).

The verb "vymáhají" can also be used in a more general sense to describe the action of making someone comply with a request or demand. For example, "Rodiče vymáhají pravidla chování ve škole" (Parents enforce school behavior rules). However, in this context, the verb is often replaced by more specific verbs such as "vyžadují" (require) or "požadují" (demand).

In summary, "vymáhají" is a versatile Czech verb used to describe the action of enforcing rules, collecting payments, or making someone comply with an obligation. Its usage varies depending on the context, but it is commonly used in legal, financial, and social settings.