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excluís

Excluís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb excluir, meaning to exclude. It is used with the subject vosotros, the informal plural “you” in Spain, to indicate that you all exclude someone or something in the present.

Etymology and usage context: excluir comes from Latin excludere (ex- “out” + cludere “to close”). The form

Conjugation note: The present indicative forms of excluir are: yo excluyo, tú excluyes, él/ella/usted excluye, nosotros

Usage examples: In a formal or administrative context, one might say, “En la lista, vosotros excluís a

Related terms: excluir (to exclude), exclusión (exclusion), exclusivo (exclusive). Excluir a alguien siempre se acompaña de

excluís
is
characteristic
of
Peninsular
Spanish;
in
most
of
Latin
America
the
corresponding
present
forms
are
built
with
ustedes,
and
the
vosotros
forms
are
less
common
in
everyday
speech.
The
verb
generally
takes
a
direct
object
with
the
preposition
a
when
referring
to
people
(excluir
a
alguien).
excluimos,
vosotros
excluís,
ellos/ustedes
excluyen.
The
accent
on
í
in
excluís
marks
the
stress
pattern
typical
of
-uir
verbs
in
the
present
indicative.
tres
candidatos.”
In
a
broader
sense,
“La
política
de
la
empresa
excluye
a
los
usuarios
no
verificados.”
The
verb
can
denote
social,
legal,
or
practical
exclusion,
as
well
as
omission
or
elimination
in
lists
or
selections.
la
preposición
a.