concluderete

Concluderete is the second person plural form in the future simple tense of the Italian verb concludere. It means “you will conclude” or “you all will conclude” and is used with the subject voi. Concludere is a transitive verb that takes a direct object, typically referring to bringing a matter to a close or finishing an action, such as a negotiation, contract, or discussion.

Etymology: concludere comes from Latin concludere, formed from the prefix con- (together) and claudere (to close). The Italian form concluderete preserves the original sense of bringing something to an end.

Usage and examples: The form is used in contexts where the speaker refers to future completion by more than one person. Examples include: Domani voi concluderete l’accordo. La riunione si concluderà tra un’ora, voi concluderete i dettagli. These illustrate typical transitive usage with a direct object, such as an accord or a discussion.

Conjugation and morphology: Concludere is a regular -ere verb, and the future tense follows the standard endings: -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. Therefore, the forms include concluderò, concluderai, concluderà, concluderemo, concluderete, concluderanno. Concluderete specifically aligns with voi as the subject.

See also: concludere, conclusione, chiusura, and related terms describing finalization or closure.