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    Dará (en. Will give)

    /daˈɾa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that someone will deliver or provide something in the future.
    She will give her opinion at the meeting.
    Ella dará su opinión en la reunión.
    It is used to express that an event or action will occur in the future.
    The conference will start tomorrow.
    Mañana dará inicio la conferencia.
    In formal contexts, it signifies the performance of an act.
    The judge will give his verdict next Monday.
    El juez dará su veredicto el próximo lunes.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'dare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    will give a lot to talk about
    Refers to a matter that will generate a lot of conversations or discussion.
    dará mucho de qué hablar
    will face the consequences
    Means to face the consequences of an action or to be responsible.
    dará la cara
    will bear fruit
    Indicates that an effort or work will have positive results.
    dará frutos

    Related Words

    give
    Verb that means to hand over or provide something.
    dar
    giver
    A person who gives something to someone.
    dador
    donation
    The act of giving something once or regularly to a cause or another person.
    donación

    Slang Meanings

    To give a hint
    I’m going to give a knock on the door before entering.
    Voy a darle un toque a la puerta antes de entrar.
    To ring the bell
    That movie is going to make a splash at the festival.
    Esa película va a dar la campanada en el festival.
    To hit the nail on the head
    Your comment really hit the nail on the head.
    Tu comentario realmente dio en el clavo.