Proceséis

proceséis is a Spanish verb form. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb procesar. Procesar can mean to process, to try, to prosecute, or to refine. Therefore, proceséis literally translates to "you all process," "you all try," "you all prosecute," or "you all refine," depending on the context.

In Spanish grammar, the imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. The second-person plural form, "vosotros" or "ustedes," is used when addressing a group of people. The verb ending for the second-person plural imperative of -ar verbs like procesar is -ad. However, when the verb undergoes a stem change in the present tense, the imperative form can be irregular. Procesar has an e to ie stem change in some present tense forms, but this does not affect its regular imperative conjugation.

Thus, the imperative form for "ustedes" (which uses the same conjugation as "vosotros" in the imperative for regular -ar verbs) is also proceséis. For example, "Proceséis los datos rápidamente" would mean "You all process the data quickly." Similarly, "Proceséis al acusado ante el tribunal" would translate to "You all prosecute the accused before the court." The specific meaning is determined by the surrounding words and the situation in which the verb is used.