serviréis

Serviréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "servir." This verb generally translates to "to serve" in English. Therefore, "serviréis" literally means "you all will serve" or "you (plural) will serve." It is used when referring to a group of people (plural "you") and describing an action they are expected to perform in the future.

The verb "servir" is a common and versatile verb in Spanish. Its meanings can range from providing a service, as in a waiter serving food, to fulfilling a duty or function, such as a tool serving its purpose. It can also denote serving in a military or official capacity, or even serving a sentence in prison. The future tense, as seen in "serviréis," is used to express certainty, prediction, or expectation about a future action.

For example, in a sentence like "Vosotros serviréis a la patria," the meaning would be "You all will serve your country." The specific context in which "serviréis" appears will dictate the precise nuance of "to serve." It is important to note that "serviréis" is the form used for the informal plural "you" (vosotros) in most of Spain. In Latin America and parts of Spain, the more formal plural "you" (ustedes) is used, and its corresponding future indicative form would be "servirán."