cumpliéndolas

Cumpliéndolas is a Spanish verb phrase. It is the present tense, third-person plural form of the reflexive verb "cumplirse" combined with the direct object pronoun "las." The verb "cumplir" generally means to fulfill, to carry out, to comply with, or to meet. The reflexive form "cumplirse" often implies that something is being fulfilled or is coming to pass, particularly in reference to obligations, promises, or prophecies. The pronoun "las" refers to feminine plural nouns. Therefore, "cumpliéndolas" translates to "fulfilling them" or "carrying them out," where "them" refers to feminine plural antecedents.

This phrase is commonly used in contexts involving duties, responsibilities, goals, or expectations. For example, one might say "los estudiantes están cumpliéndolas" which translates to "the students are fulfilling them," referring to tasks or assignments. Similarly, it can be used to describe the realization of predictions or plans, such as "las profecías se están cumpliéndolas," meaning "the prophecies are being fulfilled." The grammatical structure indicates an ongoing action of meeting or satisfying certain plural, feminine requirements or objectives.