Disolveréis

Disolveréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "disolver." "Disolver" means to dissolve, break up, or disperse. Therefore, "disolveréis" translates to "you all will dissolve," "you all will break up," or "you all will disperse" in English. This verb conjugation is used when referring to a future action performed by a group of people addressed with the informal "vosotros" form of "you."

The verb "disolver" itself is derived from the Latin word "dissolvere," which carries similar meanings of loosening or breaking apart. In Spanish, "disolver" can be used in various contexts. It can refer to the physical process of dissolving a solid in a liquid, such as dissolving sugar in water. It can also describe the dissolution of organizations, groups, or even relationships, indicating their breakup or disbandment. The future tense "disolveréis" implies that this action of dissolving will occur at some point in the future and is directed at a group of individuals.