allargiamo

Allargiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb allargare, meaning to widen, enlarge, or broaden. The word can be used in literal senses, such as widening physical spaces or distances, and in figurative senses, such as broadening horizons, audiences, or ranges of action. It is also commonly used as a hortative expression equivalent to “let’s widen…” or “let us broaden.”

Usage of allargiamo spans several contexts. In urban planning or construction, it may appear in proposals to widen streets or improve spatial layouts. In organizational or strategic discussions, it appears when advocating to expand reach or inclusivity, for example “Allargiamo la base di sostenitori” or “Allargiamo la rete di contatti.” In political or social discourse, it can function as a call to broaden participation, opportunities, or perspectives.

Grammatically, allargiamo is regular for an -are verb in the present indicative for the noi (we) form. Related forms include allargo (io), allarghi (tu), allarga (lui/lei), allargate (voi), and allargano (essi). The imperfect, future, and other tenses are formed according to standard -are conjugation patterns, and the past tense commonly uses avere with the past participle allargato. The gerund is allargando.

Etymology is tied to the root related to largo (wide) and the verb-forming patterns of Italian -are verbs, conveying the sense of increasing width or scope.