Neutralizaremos

Neutralizaremos is the conjugated form of the Spanish verb neutralizar. Specifically, it is the first-person plural (nosotros) future indicative form, used to express an intention that “we will neutralize” something. As a regular -ar verb, neutralizar forms the future by adding the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive; thus neutralizaremos corresponds to "we will neutralize."

Usage and meanings: The term appears across various domains. In chemistry, it can describe the process of bringing a solution to a neutral pH by reacting an acid with a base. In security, military, or policy contexts, it may denote actions to neutralize a threat, obstacle, or adversary. Figuratively, it can refer to neutralizing concerns, rumors, or opposition. The tense typically conveys intention, plans, or assurances rather than a condition.

Etymology and form: The verb neutralizar derives from the adjective neutral, itself from Latin neutralis, with the Spanish productive suffix -izar used to form verbs that indicate making or becoming. The form neutralizaremos thus encodes both the action and the subject’s plurality.

Translations and equivalents: In English, neutralizaremos translates as "we will neutralize" or "we shall neutralize." The exact rendering can vary with context, but the sense remains the same: a commitment by the speaker and others to render something neutral or ineffective.