Verificándolos

Verificándolos is a Spanish gerund phrase that translates to "verifying them" or "checking them" in English. It is derived from the verb "verificar," meaning to verify, check, confirm, or ascertain. The "-los" suffix indicates that the action of verifying is being performed on masculine plural direct objects. Therefore, "verificándolos" describes the ongoing action of examining or confirming a group of male or gender-neutral things.

This phrase is commonly used in contexts where a process of checking or validation is in progress. For example, in a business setting, it might refer to verifying invoices or documents. In a technical context, it could mean checking data or systems. The gerund form suggests that the action is happening concurrently with another action or as a continuous process. The specific items being verified are implied by the surrounding sentence structure and context. Understanding "verificándolos" requires recognizing both the verb's meaning and the grammatical function of the gerund and pronoun.