Faltara (en. Will be missing)

/falˈtaɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that something is not present or not fulfilled.

There will be one member missing in tomorrow's meeting.

Faltará un integrante en la reunión de mañana.

Expresses the need or lack of something.

I will lack time to finish the project.

Me faltará tiempo para terminar el proyecto.

It is used to refer to the omission of an action.

If I were to miss class, I would miss important lessons.

Si faltara a clase, perdería importantes lecciones.

From the verb 'faltar', which comes from the Latin 'fallere'.

to lie

To say something that is not true.

faltar a la verdad

to show disrespect

To show no consideration for someone.

faltar el respeto

to be a little crazy

To be a bit crazy or act irrationally.

faltar un tornillo

lack

Lack or absence of something.

falta

to lack

Verb that means not to be present.

faltar

To skip a date

I missed them at the party; they did not show up.

Me hizo falta en la fiesta, no se presentó.

Skipper

That person is always late and misses commitments.

Esa persona siempre llega tarde y falta en los compromisos.