they would want
verb/kɨɾɨˈɾiɐ̃w̃/medium
que·re·ri·am
Definition
Third person plural of the conditional mood of the verb 'to want'. Expresses a hypothetical, future, or polite desire, wish, or intention.
They would want to travel if they had money.
The customers would want to know the delivery times.
Common collocations
they would want to knowthey would want to helpif they could, they would want
Etymology
Do latim 'quaerere' (procurar, perguntar).