Lograréis

Lograréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "lograr." The verb "lograr" generally translates to "to achieve," "to accomplish," "to attain," or "to manage to." Therefore, "lograréis" directly translates to "you all will achieve," "you all will accomplish," or "you all will manage to."

This verb form is used when speaking to a group of people (the plural "you," as in "vosotros" in Spain) and refers to an action that is expected to happen or be completed in the future. For instance, in a motivational speech, a leader might say "Si trabajáis duro, lograréis vuestros objetivos" which means "If you all work hard, you all will achieve your goals." The conjugation "lograréis" is specific to the "vosotros" form, which is primarily used in Spain. In Latin America and other Spanish-speaking regions where "ustedes" is used for both formal and informal plural "you," the equivalent future indicative form would be "lograrán." The context in which "lograréis" appears will determine the precise nuance of "achieve" or "accomplish" being conveyed.