The image shows the German word ‚kontrollieren‘ in blue and the Czech word ‚kontrolovat‘ in green, each accompanied by their respective country flags. Below them is an illustration of a clipboard with checkboxes and a magnifying glass highlighting one checkmark, symbolizing checking or verifying. The text below explains the meanings of both words: German ‚kontrollieren‘ means to control, check, or monitor, and Czech ‚kontrolovat‘ means to check, verify, or examine. The design uses clear, colorful icons and text for easy comparison of the verbs.
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