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couvrirez

Couvrirez is the French verb couvrir in the futur simple, second-person plural form. It corresponds to “you will cover” in English, with vous as the subject, which can be either the formal singular you or the plural you.

In the futur simple, couvrir follows a regular -ir verb pattern for the future, yielding the forms:

The verb couvrir has a range of senses. It can mean to place a cover over something

Examples:

- Vous couvrirez les frais de déplacement. (You will cover the travel costs.)

- Vous couvrirez le toit de tuiles. (You will cover the roof with tiles.)

- Vous couvrirez l’événement ce soir pour le journal. (You will cover the event tonight for the paper.)

Couvrir is etymologically rooted in Old French covrir, with ties to Latin forms meaning to cover or

je
couvrirai,
tu
couvriras,
il
couvrira,
nous
couvrirons,
vous
couvrirez,
ils
couvriront.
Thus
couvrirez
is
used
when
addressing
more
than
one
person
or
speaking
to
a
formal
audience
about
a
future
action.
(to
cover
a
dish,
to
cover
a
roof),
to
shield
or
protect
(to
cover
someone
with
a
blanket),
to
pay
for
or
include
costs
(couvrir
les
frais),
or
to
report
on
or
cover
a
news
event
(couvrir
un
événement
as
a
journalist).
The
combinatory
use
with
different
direct
objects
yields
diverse
expressions
such
as
couvrir
un
sujet
(to
cover
a
topic)
or
couvrir
des
distances
(to
cover
a
distance).
to
surround.
Couvrirez,
as
a
standard
futur
simple
form,
is
widely
used
in
both
spoken
and
written
French
to
express
planned
or
anticipated
actions
by
the
audience
addressed
as
vous.