Reanudarán

Reanudarán is a verb form in Spanish that represents the action of resuming in the future. Specifically, it is the third person plural form of reanudar in the simple future tense, corresponding to “they will resume.” The form is used when the subject performing the action is plural and refers to continuing an activity after an interruption.

Reanudar is a regular -ar verb, and its simple future tense is formed by attaching the standard endings to the infinitive. For the third person plural, the ending is -án, yielding reanudarán. The word is written with an accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress pattern inherent to the future tense in Spanish.

In usage, reanudarán appears in contexts such as work, negotiations, classes, or events that暂停 and later begin again. Examples: “Las clases reanudarán luego del almuerzo,” or “Las negociaciones reanudarán mañana después de la pausa.”

Related noun form: reanudación, meaning the act or process of resuming. This noun is commonly used to refer to the moment in which an interrupted activity picks up again, often in formal or administrative contexts.

Notes: As with other tense forms, reanudarán must agree with a plural subject. The term is widely understood across varieties of Spanish, including Spain and Latin American dialects, and is used in formal, neutral, and journalistic language to describe future continuation of actions.