otkazayut

"Otkazayut" is a Russian verb that translates to "will refuse" or "will decline" in English. It is the future tense form of the verb "otkazat'sya," which means "to refuse" or "to decline." The verb "otkazat'sya" is a reflexive verb, indicating that the action is done to oneself. In the future tense, "otkazayut" is used to express that someone will refuse or decline something in the future.

The verb "otkazayut" is conjugated in the third person plural, meaning it is used to describe actions that a group of people will perform. For example, "Oni otkazayut v pomoshchi" translates to "They will refuse help." The verb can also be used in other contexts, such as in formal or official settings, where refusal or decline is a necessary part of the process.

In Russian grammar, "otkazayut" is part of the future tense system, which is formed by adding the suffix "-ut" to the present tense stem of the verb. The present tense form of "otkazat'sya" is "otkazivaetsya," and the future tense form is "otkazayut." This verb is commonly used in various contexts, including negotiations, requests, and formal agreements, where refusal or decline is a possible outcome.