prévoirons

prévoirons is the first-person plural future indicative form of the French verb prévoir. This verb translates to "to foresee," "to predict," "to plan," or "to provide for" in English. Therefore, prévoirons specifically means "we will foresee," "we will predict," "we will plan," or "we will provide for."

The verb prévoir is derived from the Latin praevidere, a combination of prae- (meaning "before") and videre ("to see"). This etymological root clearly indicates the sense of looking ahead or anticipating future events.

In practical usage, prévoirons would be used in sentences where a group of people (the speakers) are indicating their future intentions or expectations. For example, "Nous prévoirons un budget pour le projet" translates to "We will plan a budget for the project." Another example could be "Nous ne prévoirons pas de difficultés" which means "We will not foresee any difficulties." The context of the sentence will determine the most accurate English translation of prévoirons. It is a common and essential conjugation for expressing future actions and considerations in French.