uvádíte

Uvádíte is a form of the Czech verb uvádět. It represents the second person plural present tense (also used for the formal address vy) and translates roughly as “you present,” “you state,” or “you cite,” depending on the context. The verb is imperfective, commonly describing ongoing or repeated action of presenting information, data, arguments, or sources.

Usage and senses

Uvádět has several overlapping meanings in written and spoken Czech. It can indicate introducing or presenting something in speech or in writing, such as a topic, a set of data, or a list of arguments. It is often used in academic, journalistic, and formal contexts to point to the material that follows or to reference sources. Examples include presenting data from a table, giving a definition, or citing sources. The form uvádíte is typically found in direct discourse or formal statements where the speaker or writer addresses the audience as vy.

Related forms and style

Uvádění (the noun) denotes the act of presenting, citing, or introducing. The related perfective verb uvést refers to bringing something forward as a completed action. In style, uvádíte tends to appear in formal or semi-formal registers, such as reports, presentations, or legal texts, but can also occur in everyday dialogue when addressing multiple people or using a formal address.

Examples

- Co uvádíte v té zprávě? (What do you present in that report?)

- Uvádíte následující kroky v postupu. (You present the following steps in the procedure.)

- Uvádíte zdroje pro své tvrzení. (You cite the sources for your claim.)

Pronunciation is generally near “oo-VAH-dee-teh,” with the stress on the second syllable.