No. 11,774 in French

sortiront

"Sortiront" means "will go out" or "will come out."

In a sentence

Ils sortiront demain pour aller au parc.
They will go out tomorrow to go to the park.
The word 'sortiront' is used in the future tense to indicate that the subject 'Ils' (they) will perform the action of going out.
Les livres sortiront en librairie la semaine prochaine.
The books will be released in bookstores next week.
In this context, 'sortiront' is used to mean 'will be released' or 'will become available', referring to the books entering into circulation.
Si tout se passe bien, ils sortiront avant la nuit.
If everything goes well, they will leave before the night.
Here, 'sortiront' is used to denote the act of leaving a place, conditional upon the situation described.

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