Verras (en. You will see)

[veʁɑ]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

To look at something that is going to happen.

You will see the new movie tonight.

Tu verras le nouveau film ce soir.

To perceive with one's eyes.

You will see the difference after the change.

Tu verras la différence après le changement.

To anticipate or foresee.

You will see, everything will be alright in the end.

Tu verras, tout ira bien à la fin.

Verras is derived from the verb 'to see', which comes from the Latin 'videre'.

you will see

expression used to reassure someone about a future event.

tu verras

you will see well

expresses certainty about what is going to happen.

verras bien

see

to grasp something by sight.

voir

vision

the sense that allows for the perception of light and objects.

vision

trip

movement from one place to another, often involving discovery.

voyage

To gain something after a wait.

You will see, it will pay off soon.

Tu verras, ça va payer bientôt.

To achieve something in an unexpected way.

You will see, it will sort itself out.

Tu verras, ça va se régler tout seul.