riuscirete

Riuscire is an Italian verb meaning to succeed, to manage, or to be able to do something. It is used to express achieving a task or the capacity to perform an action. A common construction is riuscire a + infinitive, which indicates successfully carrying out the action, as in riuscire a fare qualcosa. The second person plural future form is riuscirete, which corresponds to “you all will succeed/you will manage.”

Etymology and meaning: the verb is built with the prefix ri- added to uscire (to go out), conveying the sense of coming out well or obtaining a favorable result. Over time the sense broadened to refer to succeeding in various endeavors.

Conjugation and usage: riuscire is irregular in some tenses. Present indicative: io riesco, tu riesci, lui/lei riesce, noi riusciamo, voi riuscite, loro riescono. Future semplice: io riuscirò, tu riuscirai, lui/lei riuscirà, noi riusciremo, voi riuscirete, loro riusciranno. Past participle: riuscito (agreeing with gender and number in compound tenses). In passato prossimo, the auxiliary is generally essere: sono riuscito/riuscita, sei riuscito/riuscita, è riuscito/riuscita, siamo riusciti/e, siete riusciti/e, sono riusciti/e. Riuscire is often used with non riuscire a to express failure or lack of ability: Non sono riuscito a finire in tempo.

Related usage: the verb contrasts with potere (to be able to) by emphasizing actual achievement rather than potential capability. Common synonyms in everyday language include farecela (colloquial), which conveys a similar sense of succeeding in a task.

Examples: Se provate, riuscirete a finire entro la sera. Siamo riusciti a trovare una soluzione. Non riesco a dormire stasera.