Parcouriez

Parcouriez is a French verb, the imperfect indicative form of the verb "parcourir." "Parcourir" means to travel through, to cover, or to go over. As an imperfect tense, "parcouriez" describes an ongoing or habitual action in the past. It is conjugated for the second-person plural, meaning "you all" or "you" (formal, plural) were traveling through, covering, or going over something. For instance, "Vous parcouriez la ville chaque jour" would translate to "You all traveled through the city every day." The imperfect tense often sets a scene or describes a state of being in the past, rather than a completed action. The context in which "parcouriez" is used will determine the precise meaning, but it always refers to an action that was in progress or repeated in the past, performed by a group of people or a single person addressed formally. The verb "parcourir" itself can apply to physical travel, like crossing a distance, or to less literal actions, such as reviewing a document or scanning a text. Therefore, "parcouriez" can also signify that "you all" were reviewing or scanning something over a period of time in the past.