Vyvozujete

Vyvozujete is a Czech verb form: it is the second-person plural present tense of vyvozovat. The verb is transitive and used in contexts where the subject is addressing more than one person (or a formal plural).

Vyvozovat has two primary meanings in contemporary Czech. The first is to export goods or commodities from a country to another, i.e., to ship products abroad. In this sense, example sentences include: Vyvozujete zboží do Německa. (You export goods to Germany.) The second meaning is to deduce or infer a conclusion from evidence or data. In this sense, one might say: Co vyvozujete z těchto výsledků? (What do you deduce from these results?)

Usage notes: vyvozovat is somewhat more formal or specialized than vyvážet, which is the common everyday verb for exporting. Vyvozovat is frequently used in analytical or economic discourse when discussing conclusions drawn from information, whereas vyvážet is typical for routine trade and logistics. The second meaning—deducing conclusions—is widely used in academic, legal, and data-driven contexts.

Grammatical note: as a regular -ovat verb, vyvozovat follows standard Czech conjugation patterns, with vyvozujete serving as the present tense 2nd person plural form. Other forms include vyvozuji (1st person singular) and vyvozujeme (1st person plural), among others.