uspoádají

Uspořádají is the Czech verb form meaning “they will organize” or “they are going to organize.” It is the third-person plural present tense of the perfective verb uspořádat, which denotes the completion of organizing something. In Czech, the present tense of a perfective verb is commonly used to express future actions, so uspořádají is typically understood as a future event.

The word is used to describe the act of organizing or hosting events by groups such as organizations, municipalities, or companies. It can refer to a wide range of activities, including conferences, festivals, concerts, competitions, and exhibitions. Examples include: “Příští rok uspořádají mezinárodní konferenci” and “K útulku uspořádají benefiční koncert.” The construction often appears in public announcements, news reports, and official planning documents.

Etymology and usage notes: uspořádat is formed from the prefix u- combined with pořádat (to organize, to host). The prefix signals completion, differentiating it from the imperfective counterpart pořádat, which describes organizing in a non-punctual or ongoing sense. Common synonyms include zorganizovat. In neutral prose, uspořádat emphasizes that the planning and execution of the event are intended as a single, completed action.