Llegarían (en. Would arrive)

/ʎeɣaˈɾian/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates that something or someone would arrive at a hypothetical future time.

If they decided to leave now, they would arrive on time.

Si decidieran salir ahora, llegarían a tiempo.

Expresses a probability of arrival in a hypothetical situation.

If they had taken the train, they would have arrived earlier.

Si hubieran tomado el tren, llegarían antes.

It is used to talk about actions that could be performed under certain conditions.

If they had money, they would arrive in the city by plane.

Si tuviesen dinero, llegarían a la ciudad en avión.

From the verb llegar, derived from Latin 'ad' (to) and 'ingressus' (entrance).

To reach an agreement

To achieve a mutual understanding.

Llegar a un acuerdo

To become

To become something or someone.

Llegar a ser

To reach the conclusion

To reach a decision or judgment.

Llegar a la conclusión

llegar

To approach a place.

llegar

llegada

Action of arriving at a place.

llegada

llegadero

Place where one arrives.

llegadero

If they arrive, it will be by chance.

I don't think they will arrive unless they get lost and end up around here.

No creo que lleguen, a menos que se pierdan y terminen por aquí.

Getting to a place is easy.

If you follow the map, they would arrive in no time.

Si te sigues el mapa, llegarían en nada.