Miraremos (en. We will watch)

/mi.ɾa.ɾe.mos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the verb 'mirar' in the first person plural future indicative.

Tomorrow we will watch the movie at the cinema.

Mañana miraremos la película en el cine.

Expression of the action of observing or contemplating something at a later time.

If we go to the beach, we will watch the sunset.

Si vamos a la playa, miraremos el atardecer.

Indicates an intention to direct the gaze towards an object or situation in the future.

We promised that we will look at the new art exhibition.

Prometimos que miraremos el nuevo arte de la exhibición.

The verb 'mirar' comes from the Latin 'mirare'.

look towards the future

Reference to planning or considering what is to come.

mirar hacia el futuro

look out of the corner of one's eye

To observe discreetly or in a furtive manner.

mirar de reojo

look the other way

To ignore a situation or problem that arises.

mirar para otro lado

glance

Action of looking or the manner in which one observes.

mirada

voyeur

Verb that means to contemplate or examine something carefully.

mirón

To see something in a carefree manner.

We're going to watch the party from afar.

Vamos a mirar la fiesta desde lejos.

To observe something with special interest.

I'm going to watch how the children play.

Voy a mirar cómo juegan los niños.