entziehst

Entziehst is the second-person singular present tense form of the German verb entziehen. Entziehen means to deprive, withdraw, or revoke something from someone. It is a transitive verb that typically takes a dative indirect object (the person affected) and an accusative direct object (the thing being taken away). For example: Der Staat entzieht dem Unternehmen die Zulassung. Du entziehst mir das Geld. The prefix ent- conveys removal or withdrawal, and the verb is generally considered inseparable in its conjugation.

Conjugation in the present tense (du form shown): ich entziehe, du entziehst, er entzieht, wir entziehen, ihr entzieht, sie entziehen. The past participle is entzogen, and the perfect tense is hat entzogen. The verb is commonly used in legal, administrative, and formal contexts, but it also appears in everyday language when describing revocation of rights, licenses, subsidies, or privileges.

Common collocations include jdm. etwas entziehen (to deprive someone of something), Rechte entziehen (to revoke rights), die Lizenz entziehen (to revoke a license), and der Förderung entziehen (to withdraw funding). An analogous but separate usage is sich der Verantwortung entziehen, a reflexive construction meaning to evade or avoid responsibility.

Overview: entziehen is a versatile verb for withdrawal or revocation, typically applied to privileges, privileges, funds, or status granted to someone. The second-person form entziehst is a standard conjugation used when addressing someone directly.