No. 16,804 in Polish

wyjeżdżacie

"You (plural) are leaving" or "You (plural) are going away."

In a sentence

Wyjeżdżacie na wakacje jutro.
You are leaving for vacation tomorrow.
This usage of 'wyjeżdżacie' is in the present tense, indicating an action of leaving or departing that is planned for the near future.
Czy naprawdę wyjeżdżacie już dzisiaj?
Are you really leaving today?
Here 'wyjeżdżacie' is used to ask about an ongoing plan where the subject (you, plural) departs soon, expressing surprise or confirmation.
Jeśli wyjeżdżacie teraz, nie będziecie mogli zobaczyć koncertu.
If you leave now, you won't be able to see the concert.
In this case, 'wyjeżdżacie' is used conditionally to describe the departure action that will result in a missed opportunity.

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