movilizáis

Movilizáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb movilizar. It is used with the pronoun vosotros and translates to “you mobilize” or “you are mobilizing” in English. This form is characteristic of regions where the informal plural you (vosotros) is common, notably Spain and parts of the Americas that maintain that usage.

Movilizar means to make something move or to mobilize people, resources, or actions for a purpose. It can refer to physical movement, such as relocating supplies, or to organizing and rallying a group for a cause, campaign, or emergency response. In political or social contexts, movilizar frequently implies coordination and activation of participants or resources.

Grammatical notes: movilizar is a regular -ar verb. The vosotros present ending is -áis, giving movilizáis. The surrounding forms are yo movilizo, tú movilizas, él/ella/Ud moviliza, nosotros movilizamos, vosotros movilizáis, ellos movilizan. The noun form associated with the verb is movilización, and the related adjective is móvil.

Regional variation: in locales where vosotros is not used, the corresponding form is the ustedes form, movilizan, which serves the same function as the second-person plural present. The term movilización as a noun refers to the act or process of mobilizing.

Examples: “Vosotros movilizáis a los voluntarios para la campaña solidaria.” “La administración movilizó recursos ante la emergencia.”