Cueilleront

Cueilleront is the third-person plural form of the French verb cueillir in the futur simple. Cueillir means to pick, gather, or harvest, and can also be used in a figurative sense to mean to collect or obtain information. Cueilleront indicates that a group of subjects will perform the action in the future.

Etymology: Cueillir derives from Old French coillir, itself linked to Latin colligere “to collect.” The futur simple form cueilleront follows the standard pattern for many irregular -ir verbs in the future tense, using the stem cueiller- plus the endings appropriate for the third-person plural.

Conjugation and related forms: In futur simple, the complete paradigm for cueillir is: je cueillerai, tu cueilleras, il cueillera, nous cueillerons, vous cueillerez, ils cueilleront. The form cueilleront specifically signals that multiple subjects will act in the future. Other tenses of cueillir are more irregular and can modify the stem (for example, je cueillerai vs. je récolterai in different senses), but cueilleront remains a straightforward extension of the futur simple pattern.

Usage: Cueilleront is used to describe future harvesting, collecting, or gathering actions carried out by several people or entities. Examples: Ils cueilleront les fruits dans le verger demain. Les chercheurs cueilleront des données lors de l’expérimentation. In metaphorical contexts, cueillir can also mean to collect information or impressions.

See also: cueillir.