debilitáis

Debilitáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb debilitar. The verb debilitar means to weaken, to make feeble, or to diminish the strength, power, or effectiveness of something or someone. Therefore, "debilitáis" translates to "you all weaken" or "you all are weakening." This conjugation is used when addressing a group of people (plural you) in a situation where they are performing the action of weakening or are in the process of doing so. It can be applied to physical weakening, such as when a group of people are making someone or something physically weaker, or to more abstract forms of weakening, such as diminishing someone's authority or a concept's influence. The context in which "debilitáis" is used will determine the specific meaning. For example, "Vosotros debilitáis la economía" would mean "You all are weakening the economy." Similarly, "Los enemigos debilitáis nuestra posición" translates to "You enemies are weakening our position." It is a direct and active statement about the collective action of weakening performed by a group.