Pasará (en. Will pass)

/pasaˈɾa/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates that an event will occur.

Tomorrow the storm will pass.

Mañana pasará la tormenta.

Used to signal a change or transition in time.

When time passes, you will understand things better.

Cuando pasará el tiempo, comprenderás mejor las cosas.

In some expressions, it may suggest an uncertain future.

I don't know what will happen with the project.

No sé qué pasará con el proyecto.

From the verb pasar, of Latin origin 'passare'.

What will happen?

A question about the uncertain future of a situation.

¿Qué pasará?

Time will pass.

Indicates that a period is needed before something occurs.

Pasará un tiempo

It will go down in history.

Refers to something that will be remembered in the future.

Pasará la historia

pasar

To perform a movement from one place to another.

pasar

pasado

The time that has already elapsed.

pasado

paso

Movements or stages that occur as one progresses.

paso

Used informally to refer to an expected event.

I don't know what will happen at the party, but it will surely be fun.

No sé qué pasará en la fiesta, pero seguro será divertido.

Expression to indicate resignation towards the future.

Whatever has to happen, will happen.

Lo que tenga que pasar, pasará.