Verrons (en. We will see)

/vɛ.ʁɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates an action of perceiving something by sight in the future.

We will see the movie tomorrow evening.

Nous verrons le film demain soir.

Used to express anticipation or a future event.

We will see if the weather improves for our picnic.

Nous verrons si le temps s'améliore pour notre picnic.

Can also mean to understand or realize something in the future.

We will see what it really means over time.

Nous verrons ce que cela signifie vraiment au fil du temps.

Verrons is derived from the verb to see, from Latin 'videre'.

We will see

Expression used to indicate that one must wait to know what will happen.

Nous verrons bien

We'll see

Used to show uncertainty about a future event.

On verra

Will we see?

Asks a question about the possibility of seeing something in the future.

Verra-t-on ?

to see

Acquire an image through sight.

voir

vision

Ability to see; visual perception.

vision

glimpse

A quick look or partial view of something.

apercu

We'll see, that's for sure

In the end, we will see if it matters or not.

À la fin, on va voir si ça a de l'importance ou pas.

We'll take a look

We'll see the match later, no stress.

On verra le match plus tard, pas de stress.