conseguirão

Conseguirão is the third-person plural form of the Portuguese verb conseguir in the futuro do indicativo (future tense). It is used to express that they will be able to do something or will obtain or achieve something in the future. The verb conseguir itself means to be able to do something, to obtain, or to succeed in achieving a goal, and it carries a sense of effort or the overcoming of obstacles in many contexts.

Etymology and form: conseguir comes from Latin consequī, built with the prefix con- and the verb sequī (to follow). In Portuguese, the future indicative is formed by adding the corresponding personal ending to the present stem, yielding conseguir- + -ão for the third-person plural, resulting in conseguirão. The form is regular in its ending, but the base verb has irregularities in other tenses and moods.

Usage notes: Conseguirão commonly appears in formal and written Portuguese as well as in spoken language when discussing forecasts, plans, or expected outcomes. It can imply that success depends on effort, resources, or favorable conditions.

Examples:

- Eles conseguirão terminar o projeto até sexta-feira.

- Se tiverem os recursos certos, conseguirão obter o financiamento necessário.

Related forms: other tenses and moods of conseguir include conseguem (present), conseguiu/conseguiram (preterite), conseguirá/conseguirão (future singular/plural), and the subjunctive consiga/consigam. The gerund is conseguindo, and the past participle is conseguido.