Recourrons

Recourrons is a French verb. It is the first-person plural future simple tense of the verb "recourir," which means "to resort to," "to have recourse to," or "to run again."

The verb "recourir" is derived from the Latin "recurrere," meaning "to run back" or "to return." In modern French, it often implies seeking help, support, or a solution from a specific source, especially when other options have been exhausted or are unavailable. It can also refer to a repeated action of running or returning.

When used in the first-person plural future simple, "nous recourrons," it translates to "we will resort to," "we will have recourse to," or "we will run again." For example, "Si la situation empire, nous recourrons à des mesures extrêmes" translates to "If the situation worsens, we will resort to extreme measures." In a more literal sense, "Nous courrons dans le parc, puis nous recourrons demain" means "We will run in the park, and then we will run again tomorrow." The context is crucial for understanding the intended meaning of "recourrons." The future simple tense in French is used to express actions that will happen in the future, often with a sense of certainty or decision.