introdurranno

Introdurranno is the third-person plural future simple form of the Italian verb introdurre, meaning they will introduce or they will bring in. It is used to describe an action that a plural subject will carry out in the future, such as introducing policies, procedures, or items.

Etymology and form: Introdurre stems from Latin introducere, to lead in. In Italian, the future tense for the loro (they) subject is formed with the stem introdurr- plus the ending -anno, yielding introdurranno. This is a regular pattern for verbs of the -urre class in the loro form of the future simple.

Usage: Introdurranno is commonly used in formal or written contexts, including news reports, policy discussions, and academic writing, to indicate forthcoming actions by an organization, group, or authorities. Examples include: Le autorità introdurranno nuove norme. I ricercatori introdurranno una procedura aggiornata. Se le misure funzioneranno, introdurranno ulteriori cambiamenti.

Pronunciation: The form is pronounced roughly as in-tro-dur-RAN-no, with the stress on the syllable containing the “ran” of the ending -ranno, following Italian stress patterns for future forms of -urre verbs.

See also: introdurre, introduzione, verbo introdurre.

Introdurranno is thus a standard future-tense construction used to convey planned or forthcoming introduction actions by multiple subjects.