evitaremos

Evitaremos is the first-person plural form of the verb evitar in the future tense in both Spanish and Portuguese. In both languages, it expresses a plan or intention to prevent or avoid something, and translates to "we will avoid." The spelling is identical in the two languages, though pronunciation and exact usage may vary by dialect.

Grammatically, evitar is a regular -ar verb. The future tense in Spanish and Portuguese is formed by attaching the appropriate ending to the infinitive, yielding evitaremos for nosotros/as, meaning “we will avoid.” This form is used in affirmative statements to indicate a forthcoming action, and can appear in formal, informal, spoken, and written contexts.

Usage and examples: In Spanish, evitarremos is commonly used to discuss plans to prevent problems or negative outcomes, as in “Mañana evitaremos la congestión y viajaremos en transporte público” (Tomorrow we will avoid congestion by taking public transport). In Portuguese, a frase pode ser “Amanhã evitaremos o desperdício de água” (Tomorrow we will avoid water waste). The expression is versatile across domains, including everyday conversation, policy language, and advisory contexts. It often pairs with nouns or verbs in the infinitive to specify what is being avoided or prevented.

Etymology and related forms: evitar derives from Latin evitare, itself formed with a prefix related to avoidance and the root vita (life) in older etymological accounts. Related forms include the noun avoidance (evitación in Spanish, evasão in Portuguese) and other conjugated tenses of evitar.