Acabaras (en. You will end up)

/a.ka'βa.ɾas/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates that the action of finishing or concluding something happens in the future in a hypothetical way.

If you finished your tasks, you could go out to play.

Si acabaras tus tareas, podrías salir a jugar.

Subjunctive form that expresses desire or possibility.

I hope you finish the project on time.

Espero que acabas el proyecto a tiempo.

Used to refer to the completion of an action in a conditional context.

If you finished this week, I will give you a gift.

Si acabaras esta semana, te daré un regalo.

It derives from the verb 'acabar', from the Latin 'acabare', which means 'to finish' or 'to complete'.

I wish you would finish.

Expresses a desire for someone to finish something.

ojalá que acabaras

if you finish soon

A condition anticipating the conclusion of a task.

si acabas pronto

finish

A verb that means to finish or conclude something.

acabar

to finish

A pronominal verb that indicates that something has been completely finished.

acabarse

finisher

Something that functions to conclude or end.

acabador

Used to describe a state of extreme exhaustion or fatigue.

After working so much, I'm already done.

Después de trabajar tanto, ya estoy acabada.