spustí

Spustí is the third-person singular future tense form of the Czech verb spustit, meaning to start, launch, or set in motion. It is used for actions that will begin in the future and can apply to devices, programs, processes, or actions initiated by someone.

The verb spustit is a perfective verb derived from pustit (to let go, release) with the prefix s-, which gives a sense of starting or setting in motion. Because spustit is perfective, its forms convey completed actions in the future, in contrast to the imperfective spouštět/spouští, which describes ongoing or habitual starting. The past tense forms are spustil/spustila, and the present tense of the imperfective counterpart is spouští.

Usage notes and common contexts:

- Technology and software: spustí program, spustí aplikaci means “they will start the program” or “the program will start.”

- Processes and operations: spustí projekt, spustí vyšetřování can mean “they will launch a project” or “they will initiate an investigation.”

- Action and crisis language: spustí palbu means “he will open fire,” illustrating a figurative or literal initiation of action.

Reflexive or intransitive usage common in Czech includes se-spustí: Program se spustí automatically, meaning “the program will start on its own.” The phrase se spustí emphasizes the program beginning to run rather than a direct transitive action.

In summary, spustí is a future-tense form used to indicate that something will start or be launched, typically with a direct object or in an impersonal construction with se.