schválíme

Schválíme is a Czech verb. It is the first-person plural future tense of the verb schválit. The verb schválit translates to "to approve," "to sanction," or "to ratify" in English. Therefore, schválíme means "we will approve," "we will sanction," or "we will ratify."

This verb is commonly used in contexts where a group of people, such as a committee, a parliament, or a board of directors, will make a decision to formally accept or agree to something. This could be a proposal, a law, a budget, or any other matter requiring official endorsement. The act of schválíme implies a collective agreement and a formal step towards implementation or acceptance.

The future tense indicates that the approval has not yet occurred but is planned or expected to happen in the future. It signifies a commitment or intention from the group to give their assent. The context in which schválíme is used will determine the specific nuance of approval, whether it is a legal ratification, a managerial sanction, or a general agreement.