Hubiere (en. There would be)

/uˈβje.ɾe/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

It is used to express a future action that must be completed before another future action.

When I have finished the work, I will let you know.

Cuando hubiere terminado el trabajo, le avisaré.

It indicates a hypothesis about a future that precedes another future.

If I had arrived earlier, we would have left together.

Si hubiere llegado antes, habríamos salido juntos.

Used in conditional sentences that depend on future situations.

Even if it has rained, the event will take place.

Aunque hubiere llovido, el evento se llevará a cabo.

Derived from the Latin 'habere', which means to have or possess.

there must be

One must consider or go through a situation.

hubiere que ver

there must be

It implies that something will happen or exist in the future.

hubiere de haber

have

Verb that indicates existence or possession.

haber

there will be

Third person singular of the future indicative of the verb haber.

habrá

A way of referring to the need to do something in the future.

If there is time, we could have a meeting.

Si hubiere tiempo, podríamos hacer una reunión.