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    Costara (en. Will cost)

    /kos'taɾa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Form of the verb costar in the future, third person singular.
    The car will cost more than I thought.
    El coche costará más de lo que pensaba.
    Indicates the price that something will have in the future.
    The house will cost two million next year.
    La casa costará dos millones el próximo año.
    Used to express the expected value of a product or service.
    This dress will cost around 100 euros.
    Este vestido costará alrededor de 100 euros.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'costar', which comes from the Latin 'costare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    it won't cost anything
    Indicates that something will not have a cost.
    no costará nada
    it will cost an arm and a leg
    Expression that denotes that something will be very expensive.
    costará un ojo de la cara
    it will cost sweat and tears
    Indicates that something will require a lot of effort and sacrifice.
    costará sudor y lágrimas

    Related Words

    cost
    Amount of money needed to acquire something.
    coste
    cost
    Value assigned to something in monetary terms.
    costo
    price
    Value expressed in money for a good or service.
    precio

    Slang Meanings

    To cost a lot
    That party is going to cost a fortune.
    Esa fiesta va a costar un dineral.
    To cost little
    This book was a bargain for me.
    Este libro me costó un chollo.