parviendront

Parviendront is the third-person plural future simple form of the French verb parvenir, meaning “they will reach” or “they will manage.” It is used with a plural subject, typically ils or elles. The verb parvenir comes from Old French parvenir, ultimately from Latin pervenire, “to reach, arrive.” In French, parvenir conveys the idea of succeeding in achieving a goal or overcoming a difficulty.

In the future simple, parviendront is formed from the stem parviendr- plus the endings for the third person plural, -ont: ils parviendront, elles parviendront. The full conjugation in the present tense differs for each subject (je parviendrai, tu parviendras, il parviendra, nous parviendrons, vous parviendrez, ils parviendront). Parviendront itself is a finite verb form and cannot be used without a subject pronoun.

Usagewise, parviendront conveys a future outcome or expectation and is often used in formal or narrative contexts to express that a group will successfully achieve a goal. It is commonly paired with the preposition à followed by an infinitive to indicate the action being accomplished, such as “parviendront à terminer” or “parviendront à comprendre.”

Examples include: “Ils parviendront à boucler le budget avant la échéance.” and “Si leurs efforts persistent, ils parviendront à atteindre leurs objectifs.” The form is neutral in tone, suitable for reporting, analysis, or literary narration, and reflects a confident projection of future success.