Raggiungete

Raggiungete is the second person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb raggiungere, and it can also function as the affirmative imperative for voi. The corresponding present indicative forms are: io raggiungo, tu raggiungi, lui/lei raggiunge, noi raggiungiamo, voi raggiungete, loro raggiungono. The past participle is raggiunto, used in compound tenses with avere (and may agree in gender and number with a preceding direct object, e.g., Le ho raggiunte).

Raggiungere means to reach, arrive at, or achieve something, either in a physical sense (to reach a destination) or in a figurative sense (to reach a goal, to achieve an objective). It is a transitive verb and typically takes a direct object: raggiungere un obiettivo, una meta, una destinazione, una persona, etc.

Usage notes: when used in the present tense to address multiple people, ragguinte is used in contexts such as instructions, planning, or narration. The imperative form for voi—raggiungete—commands or encourages a group to reach or achieve something.

Common collocations include: raggiungere un accordo, raggiungere l’obiettivo, raggiungere la destinazione, raggiungere una cifra. In phrases about movement or achievement, the sense is closely tied to both physically arriving at a place and attaining a target.

See also: raggiungere, raggiunto, raggiungibile.