Agarraréis

Agarraréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "agarrar". The verb "agarrar" generally means to grab, to catch, or to hold. Therefore, "agarraréis" translates to "you all will grab", "you all will catch", or "you all will hold".

This verb form is used when referring to an action that the subjects (plural "you," equivalent to "vosotros/vosotras" in Spain) will perform in the future, specifically involving the act of seizing or taking hold of something. For example, in a sentence like "Mañana, vosotros agarraréis el autobús a las ocho," it would mean "Tomorrow, you all will catch the bus at eight." Another example could be "Si no os dais prisa, no agarraréis nada de comida," meaning "If you don't hurry, you all will not grab any food."

The ending "-aréis" is characteristic of the future tense for verbs ending in "-ar" in the "vosotros" form. This conjugation is standard in the Spanish language for expressing future actions by a group of people addressed informally.