intend
The German word 'beabsichtigen' is used to express the idea of intending or planning to do something. It is often used in a formal context, such as in legal documents or business correspondence. The word is a verb and is conjugated according to the subject and tense, just like in English. For example, 'Ich beabsichtige, morgen zu reisen' means 'I intend to travel tomorrow'.
I intend to go to the cinema tonight.
In this sentence, 'beabsichtige' is used to express a plan or intention for a future event. The verb 'beabsichtigen' is almost always followed by an infinitive clause.
He intends to travel next year.
Here, 'beabsichtigt' expresses a future plan or intention of the subject. Similar to the first example, it is followed by an infinitive clause, which refers to what the subject intends to do.
We intend to finish the project by the end of the month.
This sentence uses 'beabsichtigen' to convey a collective future plan or intended action of a group. The project's completion is the intended action here, denoted by the infinitive clause following 'beabsichtigen'.