expresan

Expresan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb expresar, meaning "they express." It is used to attribute the act of expressing to multiple subjects. The infinitive is expresar, and the present tense forms follow the regular -ar pattern: expreso, expresas, expresa, expresamos, expresáis, expresan.

Example: "Los investigadores expresan su preocupación" ("The researchers express their concern").

Etymology: expresar derives from Latin exprimere, ex- "out" + premere "to press," a development that yields the modern Spanish verb.

Usage: expresan can take a direct object or a clause introduced by "que" to convey a thought, feeling, or opinion, e.g., "expresan su deseo de cambio" ("they express their wish for change"). The form is common in journalism, academia, and everyday speech when reporting what multiple people say or think.

Notes on capitalization: when capitalized as Expresan, it may function as a brand or proper name rather than a grammatical form; there is no single dominant entity associated with that capitalization.