suspendrez

Suspendrez is a conjugated form of the French verb suspendre. It represents the second-person plural form in the future simple tense (vous suspendrez) and translates to "you will suspend" in English. The form is used when addressing more than one person or in formal written or spoken language. As a finite verb, suspendrez requires a subject (vous) and can govern objects such as clauses, activities, or agreements that are being halted or postponed.

Usage and examples

In sentences, suspendrez conveys a planned or impending action of halting a service, activity, or rule. Examples: Demain, vous suspendrez les activités non essentielles. Si vous confirmez, vous suspendrez le paiement. In dialogue, it often appears in formal negotiation or instruction contexts where a collective you is involved. The meaning remains closely tied to the broader sense of suspendre, which includes suspending operations, rules, or physical attachments.

Etymology and related forms

Suspendrez derives from suspendre, itself from Latin suspendere (sub- ‘under’ + pendere ‘to hang’). Related forms in the same verb family include suspendre (to suspend), suspends (je suspends), et suspendez (vous suspendez). In other Romance languages, cognate forms exist, such as Spanish suspenderéis for the second-person plural future.

See also

Suspendre, suspension, conjugation of suspendre.