Pasara (en. Will pass)

/paˈsaɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that something will happen in the future hypothetically.

If a miracle were to happen, everything would change.

Si pasara un milagro, todo cambiaría.

Form used in sentences that express doubt or possibility.

If the storm were to pass, we could go out.

Si pasara la tormenta, podríamos salir.

It is used in contexts where future events depend on another condition.

I wish that would happen what we long for so much.

Ojalá pasara eso que tanto anhelamos.

Derived from the verb pasar, from Latin 'passare'.

if it were to happen

expression that indicates a hypothetical condition.

si pasara

where it would happen

indicates a place where something occurs.

donde pasara

that the bad would happen

hope that something negative does not happen.

que pasara lo malo

step

action of passing, movement from one place to another.

paso

to pass

to move from one place to another or to cease being in a state.

pasar

Expression used in certain informal contexts to refer to a situation that is likely to happen.

If what he said were to happen, it would be incredible.

Si pasara lo que dijo, sería increíble.

Colloquial use in certain regions to refer to unexpected events.

I don't think something like that would happen here.

No creo que pasara algo así aquí.