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    Pasarán (en. Will pass)

    /pasaˈɾan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that something will happen in the future.
    They will pass by here later.
    Ellos pasarán por aquí más tarde.
    Refers to the action of passing something to someone.
    I hope they will pass the document to the director.
    Espero que pasarán el documento a la directora.
    Used in hypothetical constructions for future events.
    If you study, they will pass the exam.
    Si estudias, pasarán el examen.

    Etymology

    From the verb pasar, derived from the Latin 'passare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    nothing will happen
    Indicates that no event or occurrence will take place.
    no pasará nada
    the years will pass
    Reflects the passage of time.
    pasarán los años
    they will pass by
    Means that something or someone will not stop.
    pasarán de largo

    Related Words

    to pass
    To perform a movement from one place to another.
    pasar
    passage
    The act or process of passing.
    pasaje
    passer
    An object used to pass or transit.
    pasador

    Slang Meanings

    To have a bad time
    They will have a bad time if they don't study.
    Ellos pasarán un mal rato si no estudian.
    To have a great time
    Yesterday we had a great time at the party.
    Ayer pasamos la bomba en la fiesta.