neutralizují

Neutralizují is a Czech verb form meaning "they neutralize." It is the present tense, third person plural of the verb neutralizovat, which denotes making something neutral or counteracting an unwanted effect. In broader usage, neutralizovat can also mean offsetting, cancelling, or suppressing an influence or threat.

Etymology and morphology: The verb neutralizovat is built from the root neutral- (from Latin neutralis, meaning neutral) plus the Czech suffix -ovat. In the present tense, the 3rd person plural ends with -ují: neutralizují. Full present-tense forms include já neutralizuji, ty neutralizuješ, on/ona neutralizuje, my neutralizujeme, vy neutralizujete, oni neutralizují.

Usage: In chemistry, neutralizují acids and bases in neutralization reactions, yielding a salt and water. In environmental and agricultural contexts, they neutralizují acidity or contaminants in soils, waters, or waste. In medicine and biology, they neutralizují toxins or pathogens, often with antibodies or antidotes. In security and defense, the term is used to describe actions that neutralizují threats, weapons, or dangerous devices. The expression also appears in journalism and policy discussions to describe mitigation or counteraction of adverse effects.

See also: neutralizace (the noun form meaning neutralization), neutralizovat (to neutralize).