deaktivujete

Deaktivujete is a Czech verb form meaning "you deactivate" or "you will deactivate." It is the second person plural present (indicative) form of the verb deaktivovat, which means to deactivate or disable. In Czech, the present tense of perfective verbs is often used to express a future action, so this form can translate as either "you deactivate" or "you will deactivate" depending on the context. The prefix de- signals reversal or negation of activating.

Etymology and usage: The verb deaktivovat is built from de- (a prefix indicating reversal) and aktivovat (to activate), with influences from technical vocabulary in German and English. The term is widespread in technology, information systems, security settings, and device administration, where deactivation is a common operation.

Morphology and related forms: Deaktivujete is the 2nd person plural form; related forms include deaktivuji (I deactivate), deaktivuje (he/she/it deactivates), deaktivace (deactivation, as a noun), and deaktivovaný (deactivated, adjective). The verb belongs to Czech verb classes that form present/future behavior through prefixes and person-number endings.

Usage notes: Deaktivovat emphasizes making a service, feature, account, or device temporarily or permanently nonfunctional, rather than simply turning it off. It is often contrasted with vypnout (to turn off) or zrušit (to cancel) depending on the context. In documentation and user interfaces, deaktivujete is commonly encountered when guiding users through disabling access or features.

Examples:

Zítra deaktivujete přístup k serveru. (Tomorrow you will deactivate access to the server.)

Pokud deaktivujete účet, ztratíte přístup ke službě. (If you deactivate the account, you will lose access to the service.)