Llegara (en. Will arrive)

le-ɡa-ɾa

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the fact of arriving at a place or reaching a goal in the future.

He might have arrived at the meeting later.

Es posible que él llegara a la reunión más tarde.

It is used to express an uncertain or hypothetical action that will happen in the future.

If he arrived earlier, we could start the movie.

Si llegara antes, podríamos comenzar la película.

Subjunctive form of the verb to arrive used in formal or literary contexts.

If he were to succeed, many things would change.

Si llegara a tener éxito, cambiaría muchas cosas.

From Latin 'adducere', which means 'to bring towards'.

to arrive on time

To arrive at the agreed moment.

llegar a tiempo

to get far

To achieve great success or to reach a considerable distance.

llegar lejos

to become

To become someone or something.

llegar a ser

to arrive

Verb that indicates the action of arrival or access to a place.

llegar

arrival

Noun that refers to the act of arriving.

llegada

arriver

Someone who arrives, a person who performs the action of arriving.

llegador

To arrive late.

Don't worry, even if he arrives late, the party continues.

No te preocupes, aunque llegara tarde, la fiesta sigue.

To arrive at a place unexpectedly.

I never thought I would arrive here this way.

Nunca pensé que llegara aquí de esta manera.