(you pl.) might be able to
verbformal/pudɨˈɾɐjʃ/rare
po·de·reis
Definition
Verb form of the second person plural of the future subjunctive (or, in archaic/classical use, present subjunctive) of the verb 'to be able to'. Expresses a hypothetical or conditional possibility or ability.
This is a direct translation of an archaic/formal Portuguese form. Modern English uses 'could', 'might', or 'would be able to'.
If you might be able to help us, we would be most grateful.
When you might be able to visit, let us know.
Common collocations
if you mightwhen you might
Etymology
Forma do verbo 'poder' (do latim 'potēre'), na segunda pessoa do plural do futuro do conjuntivo (ou presente do conjuntivo em português arcaico/clássico).