zkazil

zkazil is a Czech word that translates to "spoiled" or "ruined" in English. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb zkazit. This verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, zkazil can refer to something physically deteriorating or becoming unfit for use. For example, one might say "Mléko zkazil" which means "The milk spoiled." This implies that the milk has gone bad and is no longer consumable. Similarly, it can describe an object breaking or being damaged beyond repair, effectively ruining it.

Figuratively, zkazil can describe a situation, event, or plan that has been negatively impacted or destroyed. For instance, "Déšť zkazil náš výlet" translates to "The rain ruined our trip." Here, the rain is the cause of the trip being spoiled or made unpleasant. It can also refer to a person's mood or disposition being soured, or a good atmosphere being disrupted. "Jeho poznámka zkazil náladu" means "His remark spoiled the mood." The word implies an irreversible negative change.