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    Haré (en. I will do)

    /aˈɾe/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To perform an action or carry something out.
    Yesterday I said that I would do the homework later.
    Ayer dije que haré la tarea más tarde.
    To build or create something.
    Next year I will do a new project.
    El año que viene haré un nuevo proyecto.
    To obtain a result through effort.
    If you study, I will make sure you get good grades.
    Si estudias, haré que saques buenas notas.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'hacer', from Latin 'facere'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    I will do what I can
    I will do what is within my possibilities.
    haré lo que pueda
    I won't do that again
    I won't do that again.
    no haré eso otra vez
    I will do my best
    I will put all my effort into it.
    haré mi mejor esfuerzo

    Related Words

    hacer
    To perform or have something done.
    hacer
    hecho
    Result of doing something.
    hecho
    hacedor
    A person who does or creates.
    hacedor

    Slang Meanings

    Expression of future commitment.
    Don’t worry, I will do whatever it takes!
    ¡No te preocupes, haré lo que sea necesario!
    Said in a joking tone about something vague.
    On Monday I will do something big, as always.
    El lunes haré algo grande, como siempre.