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    Faltará (en. Will be missing)

    /faltáɾa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that something will not be present or will not take place.
    The teacher will be missing from class tomorrow.
    Mañana faltará el profesor a clase.
    It is used to express that something will be insufficient.
    At the party, there will not be enough food for everyone.
    En la fiesta, faltará comida suficiente para todos.
    To denote that something is expected to happen but will not occur.
    It seems that there will be a lack of money to finish the project.
    Parece que faltará el dinero para terminar el proyecto.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'faltar', which comes from the Latin 'fallere', meaning to deceive or fail.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to lack the truth
    Not telling the truth.
    faltar a la verdad
    there are plenty of reasons
    There are many reasons to justify something.
    no faltan razones
    time will be lacking
    There will not be enough time to complete something.
    faltará tiempo

    Related Words

    absence
    Absence of something that should be present.
    falta
    to lack
    Verb that indicates the absence of something.
    faltar
    falsehood
    The condition of being false or deceptive.
    falsedad

    Slang Meanings

    To miss the meeting
    I'm going to miss the meeting because I have a commitment.
    Voy a faltar a la reunión porque tengo un compromiso.
    To be missing a touch
    It needs one more touch for the song to sound perfect.
    Le falta un toque para que la canción suene perfecta.