realizarán

Realizar is a Spanish verb with senses including to carry out, to perform, or to realize in the sense of making something real. The form realizarán is the futuro simple (simple future) 3rd person plural, corresponding to ellos/ellas/ustedes, and means “they will realize” or “they will carry out.”

Grammatical notes: Realizar is a regular -ar verb. Its full conjugation in the futuro simple is: yo realizaré, tú realizarás, él realizará, nosotros realizaremos, vosotros realizaréis, ellos realizarán. In sentences with a plural subject, realizarán is used regardless of region to indicate future actions.

Senses and usage: In the sense of performing or completing actions, realizar means to carry out tasks or processes. For example, “Las autoridades realizarán una inspección” (the authorities will conduct an inspection) or “Las empresas realizarán proyectos en 2025” (the companies will carry out projects in 2025). Realizar also covers making something real or achieving a goal, as in “realizar un sueño” (to realize a dream) or “realizar un proyecto” (to implement a project). This sense emphasizes bringing something into existence or attaining an objective.

Notes: Realizar is distinct from darse cuenta de, which means to become aware of something. The pronominal form realizarse is used to express that something comes into being or comes true, as in “El plan se realizará” (the plan will come to fruition).

Etymology: Realizar derives from the Latin realis (real) via the Spanish verb formation for making something real or performing an action.