zdrazujícím

zdrazujícím is a Czech word that translates to "increasingly expensive" or "becoming more expensive" in English. It is the present active participle of the verb "zdražovat," which means "to become more expensive" or "to raise prices." The word "zdrazujícím" is used to describe a situation where prices are on an upward trend.

For example, one might see a headline stating "Ceny energií jsou zdrazujícím problémem" which translates to "Energy prices are an increasingly expensive problem." This indicates that the cost of energy is not only high but also continuing to rise. The word can be used in various contexts, from discussing the rising cost of food and fuel to the increasing expense of housing or services.

The term "zdrazujícím" implies a process or a continuous state of price escalation. It suggests that the situation is dynamic and that the cost is not static. This participle form allows for a more descriptive and nuanced way of expressing the ongoing nature of price increases compared to simply stating that something is "expensive." It is a common term in economic discussions and everyday conversations about the cost of living in Czech Republic.