aplazáis

Aplazáis is the second person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb aplazar, which means to postpone, delay, or defer an event, obligation, or deadline. The form is used primarily in Spain to address a group informally (vosotros). In most of Latin America, the equivalent form is ustedes aplazan.

Conjugation notes: In the present indicative, the standard forms are: yo aplazo, tú aplazas, él/ella/Ud. aplaza, nosotros aplazamos, vosotros aplazáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. aplazan. Aplazar is a regular -ar verb, with the stem aplaz- and the usual endings. The vosotros form carries the accent on the final syllable (aplazáis). The verb can also appear in compound tenses with haber (he/aplazado, has aplazado, ha aplazado, etc.) and in other tenses as appropriate.

Usage: Aplazar is used to indicate postponing or rescheduling a plan, meeting, exam, payment, or any deadline. It can refer to delaying a single occurrence or extending a period. The action can be voluntary or due to external reasons, and it is commonly found in both everyday and formal contexts, including business, education, and event planning.

Etymology and related terms: Aplazar derives from the noun plazo (deadline, term) with the prefix a-, signaling action related to postponement. Related forms include aplazamiento (the act of postponing) and phrases such as aplazar un plazo or aplazar un pago.

See also: Plazo, Aplazamiento, Procrastinar.