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    Dira (en. Will say)

    ˈdiɾa

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Expression of a despised or hopeful future.
    She will tell the truth at the hearing.
    Ella dirá la verdad en la audiencia.
    Used in the context of indicating what someone will communicate later.
    He will express his opinion at the meeting.
    Él dirá su opinión en la reunión.
    A way of assuming the speech of another person that will take place.
    The teacher will announce the results tomorrow.
    La profesora dirá los resultados mañana.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'dicere', which means 'to say'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    what will time say
    Reference to weather forecasts.
    que dirá el tiempo
    will say that he is busy
    Indicates that someone will use an excuse to avoid commitments.
    dirá que está ocupado
    will not say a word
    Expression meaning that someone will remain silent.
    no dirá ni una palabra

    Related Words

    say
    To express in words what one thinks.
    decir
    speak
    To articulate words in order to communicate something.
    hablar
    communicate
    To transmit a message to another person.
    comunicar

    Slang Meanings

    To express empty promises.
    He always says he will come, but he never shows up.
    Siempre dirá que vendrá, pero nunca llega.
    To talk without commitment.
    Don't worry, he will just say what is expected.
    No te preocupes, solo dirá lo que se espera.