Intervengono

Intervengono is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb intervenire. The verb means to intervene, to come between, to step in to help, or to take action in response to a situation. The infinitive intervenire is formed from inter- “between” and venire “to come,” reflecting the sense of coming in between events to influence their course.

Usage and nuances: Intervengono is used with a subject performing the intervention—such as authorities, emergency services, or participants in a debate. Examples: Le forze dell'ordine intervengono per sedare la rissa. I soccorsi intervengono sul posto. Durante la conferenza, diverse voci intervengono per esprimere opinioni divergenti.

Conjugation: present indicative forms include io intervengo, tu intervieni, lui/lei interviene, noi interveniamo, voi intervenite, loro intervengono. The verb is regular in its endings, with the stem varying in the singulars.

In contemporary Italian, intervenire appears across media and public discourse, and intervengono is a standard form used in reports and headlines to indicate that action has been taken to address a situation.