Parcourrons

Parcourrons is the first‑person plural form of the French verb parcourir in the simple future tense, meaning “we will run (through)”, “we will go through”, or “we will travel across”. The verb parcourir is derived from the Latin word percurso, meaning “to pass through, to traverse”. It is a regular -ir verb and can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. In literal sense, it refers to physically moving through a space, such as a forest or a city. In figurative usage it can describe progressing through abstract concepts, like a process or a period of time, e.g., “Parcourrons les étapes de la recherche scientifique”.

Typical sentence examples include: “Parcourrons les sentiers du parc pour apprécier la nature.” and “Nous parcourrons l’histoire de l’architecture moderne.” The future tense is formed by adding the endings to the infinitive: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. When used with subjects other than “nous”, the ending changes to “parcourrez” or “parcourront”.

The term is often found in literary works, travel guides, and motivational speeches where the focus is on exploration and progress. It is sometimes confused with the noun parcours, which refers to an obstacle course or a set of routes for sports or recreational activities.