zamítají

"Zamítají" is a Czech verb that translates to "they refuse" or "they reject" in English. It is the third-person plural form of the verb "zamítnout," which means "to refuse" or "to reject." The verb "zamítnout" is derived from the prefix "za-" meaning "against" or "behind," and the root "mít" meaning "to have." This verb is commonly used in various contexts, such as in formal or informal settings, to express disagreement, disagreement with an offer, or rejection of an idea or proposal.

The conjugation of "zamítnout" in the third-person plural form is "zamítají." This form is used when the subject of the sentence is a group of people, such as "oni" (they) or "my" (we). For example, "Oni zamítají nabídku" translates to "They refuse the offer." The verb "zamítnout" can also be used in the passive voice, such as "Nabídka byla zamítnuta" (The offer was refused).

In Czech, the verb "zamítnout" is often used in legal or official contexts, such as when a court rejects an application or when a government body refuses a permit. It can also be used in everyday language to express personal opinions or preferences. For example, "Zamítám jídlo, které obsahuje mléko" translates to "I refuse food that contains milk." The verb "zamítnout" is an important part of the Czech language and is used frequently in both formal and informal communication.