Intrappoleremo

Intrappoleremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb intrappolare. It translates to “we will trap” and is used to express a planned action by a group, typically involving catching or entangling someone or something.

Grammatically, intrappolare is a regular -are verb. The future tense forms for all persons are built on the stem intrappol- plus the standard endings. For noi (we) the form is intrappoleremo. Other future forms include io intrapolerò, tu intrapolerai, lui/lei intrapolerà, voi intrappolerete, loro intrappoleranno. As a transitive verb, intrappolare takes a direct object, as in intrappoleremo i sospetti (we will trap the suspects).

Usage notes and examples: intrappoleremo is common in narrative or strategic contexts where a group plans to trap someone or something. It can be used literally, as in security or law enforcement scenarios, or in fiction to describe a plotted capture. It may also appear in figurative sense, describing attempts to trap someone in a difficult situation. Pronouns or clitics can accompany or precede the verb according to Italian syntax, for example: se non collaborerete, intrappoleremo loro. The form remains the same for noi regardless of direct object length.

Origin and related forms: intrappolare derives from intrappa- + -olare, with intrappa meaning trap, while trappola is the noun for trap. The term is chiefly of standard Italian usage and appears in regular conjugation patterns across genres. See also intrappolare for the base infinitive and related noun trappola.