Plongeront

Plongeront is the third-person plural form of the French verb plonger in the futur simple tense. It translates to "they will dive" or "they will plunge" in English. Plonger is an -er verb meaning to dive, to plunge into water, or to immerse oneself in something. In the futur simple, the infinitive is used as the stem for most -er verbs, and the standard endings are added; for ils/elles the ending is -ont, yielding plongeront.

Usage and examples. Example sentences include: Les nageurs plongeront dans la piscine après l’entraînement. They will dive into the pool after training. Ils plongeront dans l’océan demain. They will dive into the ocean tomorrow. The form can convey a plan, a prediction, or a scheduled action in the future.

Context and nuance. Plongeront does not function as a noun; it is strictly a verb form. It can be used in both literal contexts (diving) and figurative contexts (plunging into an activity, such as work or study), with the future sense maintained by the futu­re simple.

See also. See plonger for the infinitive, and see French conjugation for futu­re simple endings.