Aclaráis

Aclaráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb aclarar. The verb aclarar has several related meanings, including to clarify, to clear up, to brighten, and to explain. Therefore, "aclaráis" can be translated as "you all clarify," "you all clear up," "you all brighten," or "you all explain," depending on the context in which it is used.

In its most common usage, "aclaráis" refers to the act of making something clearer or more understandable. For example, if someone is explaining a complex topic, another person might ask "Aclaráis este punto, por favor?" which translates to "Do you all clarify this point, please?" or "Can you all explain this point further?".

The verb aclarar can also refer to weather conditions becoming clearer. So, "Las nubes se aclaráis" would mean "The clouds are clearing up" or "The clouds are brightening." This usage relates to a change from obscurity or haziness to clarity.

Furthermore, "aclaráis" can be used in the context of explaining or justifying one's actions or statements. If a group of people are being questioned about something, they might respond by saying "Nos aclaráis" meaning "We explain ourselves" or "We clarify our position." The precise meaning of "aclaráis" is always determined by the surrounding words and the overall situation.