uvolníte

The term *uvolníte* is the second-person plural (you) future tense of the Czech verb *uvolnit*, which means "to release," "to let go," or "to free." In Czech grammar, verbs are conjugated based on person, number, and tense, and *uvolnit* follows standard conjugation patterns for weak verbs in the present and future tenses.

The verb *uvolnit* has multiple meanings depending on context. It can refer to physically releasing an object or person, such as untying a rope or freeing a prisoner. It also appears in more abstract contexts, such as releasing tension, stress, or information. For example, one might say *"Uvolněte svazky"* ("Release the bonds") or *"Uvolněte informace"* ("Release the information").

In the imperative mood, *uvolněte* is used to give direct commands, such as *"Uvolněte prosím pásy"* ("Please release your seatbelts"). The future tense form *uvolníte* indicates an action that will occur in the future, such as *"Uvolníte to za chvíli"* ("You will release it in a moment").

The verb is commonly used in everyday Czech, particularly in instructions, warnings, or scenarios involving physical or metaphorical release. It is also part of compound verbs, such as *vyuvolnit* ("to relieve" or "to discharge") or *zauvolnit* ("to tighten," though this is less common).

Czech grammar distinguishes between formal and informal speech, and *uvolníte* is typically used in formal or polite contexts, while the informal second-person singular form would be *uvolníš*. The verb’s usage reflects the broader Czech linguistic structure, where verb conjugation plays a key role in conveying meaning and politeness.