No. 2,027 in Polish
jeżdżą
"Jeżdżą" means "they ride" or "they drive" in English.
In a sentence
Dzieci jeżdżą rowerami po parku.
The children ride their bicycles in the park.
Here, "jeżdżą" is used to indicate a habitual or repeated action of riding bicycles, showing its usage in the present tense for plural subjects.
Mieszkańcy miasta jeżdżą tramwajami do pracy.
The city's residents commute to work by trams.
In this sentence, "jeżdżą" illustrates regular or routine use of trams as a means of commute, adhering to the present tense plurality.
Turyści jeżdżą do ciekawych miejsc, aby je zwiedzać.
Tourists travel to interesting places to visit them.
This example uses "jeżdżą" to describe habitual action, emphasizing a plural subject's frequent traveling behavior.
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