Zamítáte

Zamítáte is a Czech word that translates to "you are rejecting" or "you are refusing" in English. It is the second-person plural present tense form of the verb "zamítat," which means to reject, refuse, dismiss, or deny. This verb can be used in various contexts, from personal interactions to formal decisions.

For instance, one might use "zamítáte" when discussing a proposal or request. If a group of people are considering a plan, and they decide against it, one might say "zamítáte tento návrh" meaning "you are rejecting this proposal." Similarly, in a legal or administrative setting, "zamítáte" could refer to the act of denying an application or a plea.

The word carries a sense of finality and a negative outcome. It implies that something has been considered and found unacceptable or unworthy of approval. The context in which "zamítáte" is used will determine the specific nuance of the rejection or refusal. It is a straightforward verb indicating a clear negative response.