planearían

Planearían is a Spanish verb form. It is the conditional tense, third-person plural form of the verb planear. Planear itself means to plan, to scheme, to devise, or to fly/glide. Therefore, "planearían" translates to "they would plan," "they would scheme," "they would devise," or "they would fly/glide." The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which the word is used.

As an example, in the context of making arrangements, "Ellos planearían el viaje si tuvieran más tiempo" translates to "They would plan the trip if they had more time." In a context of flight, "Los pájaros planearían en círculos si hubiera corrientes de aire ascendentes" means "The birds would glide in circles if there were updrafts." The conditional tense often expresses hypothetical situations, polite suggestions, or future possibilities from a past perspective. Understanding the verb "planear" and the grammatical function of the conditional tense is key to interpreting "planearían" accurately within a sentence.