vysílali

Vysílali is a Czech word that translates to "they broadcasted" or "they transmitted" in English. It is the past tense plural form of the verb "vysílat," which means to broadcast or transmit. This verb is commonly used in the context of radio and television broadcasting, as well as other forms of transmitting signals, such as radio waves or data.

The word "vysílali" can refer to a variety of broadcasting activities. For example, a television station might have "vysílali" a particular program last night, meaning they aired it. Similarly, a radio station could have "vysílali" news updates throughout the day. In a broader sense, it can also apply to the transmission of any kind of signal. For instance, a company might have "vysílali" data to its remote servers.

The grammatical form "vysílali" indicates that the action of broadcasting or transmitting was performed by multiple subjects or by a single subject with a plural implication, such as a group of people or an organization. The context in which "vysílali" is used will determine the specific meaning. It is a common and versatile verb in the Czech language, essential for discussing media, communication, and signal transmission.