zasahovány

Zasahován is a Czech word that translates to "intervened," "affected," or "impacted" in English. The meaning of the word is context-dependent. In a legal or political context, "zasahován" can refer to a state or entity intervening in a situation, such as intervening in a conflict or intervening in the market. It can also describe a situation where a person or thing is acted upon by an external force or influence. For example, a property owner might complain that their rights are being "zasahovány" by a new regulation.

In a more general sense, "zasahován" can describe something being affected by an event or process. For instance, if a factory's production is reduced due to a shortage of raw materials, one might say that production is "zasahována" by the shortage. Similarly, an individual's life can be "zasahována" by significant events, whether positive or negative. The word often implies a degree of external influence or control being exerted. It is a common term used in everyday Czech conversation and in more formal discourse.