Evolúan

Evolúan is a Spanish verb, the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb evolucionar. Especifcally, it translates to "they evolve" or "they are evolving" in English. The verb evolucionar itself means to undergo evolution, a process of gradual change and development over time. This change can be biological, referring to the changes in inherited traits of populations of organisms through successive generations, or it can refer to a broader sense of development, such as the evolution of technology, ideas, or societies.

In a biological context, evolúan would describe how a group of organisms is changing. For example, "Las bacterias evolúan rápidamente en respuesta a los antibióticos" translates to "Bacteria evolve rapidly in response to antibiotics," highlighting the ongoing process of adaptation within a population. In a more abstract sense, evolúan can be used to describe the progression of non-biological entities. For instance, "Las ideas de la ilustración evolúan con el tiempo" means "The ideas of the Enlightenment evolve over time," indicating a continuous transformation and adaptation of those concepts. The usage of evolúan therefore depends heavily on the subject it refers to, whether it is a living population or an abstract concept.