mobilizujete

Mobilizujete is a Czech verb form derived from mobilizovat, meaning to mobilize, assemble, or prepare for action. It is the present tense, second person plural form (vy mobilizujete). The infinitive is mobilizovat; other common forms include mobilizuju (I mobilize), mobilizuješ (you mobilize), mobilizuje (he/she/it mobilizes), mobilizujeme (we mobilize), mobilizují (they mobilize). The imperative for vy is mobilizujte.

Usage and meaning

The term is used when a person or group organizes resources, people, or support to respond to a situation or to pursue a goal. Typical contexts include military mobilization, civil defense, emergency response, and political or social movements mobilizing supporters. It can also refer to mobilizing nonmaterial resources such as public opinion or information.

Etymology

Mobilizujete originates from the verb mobilizovat, which in turn is influenced by the French mobiliser and the Latin mobilis meaning movable. The word reflects the broad sense of assembling or activating forces and assets.

Examples

Vláda mobilizuje ozbrojené síly. (The government is mobilizing the armed forces.)

Organizace mobilizuje veřejnost k dobrovolnictví. (The organization mobilizes the public to volunteer.)

Related terms

Mobilizace (mobilization) is a closely related noun, and mobilizační (mobilization-related) is used as an adjective.

Notes

As a second-person plural form, mobilizujete is used with the subject vy, which can denote either a formal or informal plural “you” in Czech.