Descomprimen

Descomprimen is a Spanish verb that translates to "they decompress" or "they unpack" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb descomprimir. The verb is commonly used in contexts related to digital files, where it refers to the action of extracting files from a compressed archive, such as a ZIP or RAR file. This process reverses the compression applied earlier, restoring the files to their original size and format.

Beyond digital contexts, descomprimir can also be used in a more literal sense to describe the act of decompressing something physical. For example, it could refer to releasing pressure from a compressed object or allowing a space to expand. In a figurative sense, descomprimir can mean to relax or unwind, to relieve stress or tension. When someone says "ellos se descomprimen," they might mean that a group of people are de-stressing or taking a break. The specific meaning of descomprimen depends heavily on the surrounding context.