recubran

Recubran is a Spanish verb form that appears in two grammatical contexts of the verb recubrir, which means to cover or coat. Specifically, recubran is the present subjunctive form for ustedes/ellos/ellas and also the affirmative imperative form used when giving a command to ustedes. In both uses, the sense is related to covering or coating something, sometimes with emphasis on completing the action or directing a group.

In practical usage, recubran can express wishes, recommendations, or necessary actions in subordinate clauses, as in “Es importante que recubran la superficie” (It is important that they cover the surface). It also functions as a direct command to a group, as in “Recubran las paredes con una capa de barniz” (Cover the walls with a coat of varnish). The form is common in technical, instructional, or formal Spanish.

As a term, recubran does not correspond to a widely recognized entity such as a company, organization, or standardized concept in major reference works. It is primarily encountered as a grammatical conjugation rather than a standalone noun or proper name. When encountered in writing, its interpretation is usually determined by the surrounding Spanish grammar rather than any independent definition.

See also: recubrir, coat, cover.