Quedará (en. Will remain)

/keðeˈɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicates that something or someone will remain in a place or state.
She will stay home this weekend.
Ella quedará en casa este fin de semana.
It is used to express that something is decided or resolved in the future.
The meeting will be set for Monday.
La reunión quedará fijada para el lunes.
It refers to a result or to the situation that arises after an event.
After the storm, a devastated landscape will remain.
Después de la tormenta, quedará un paisaje devastado.

Etymology

From the Latin 'quedare', which means to remain or to be.

Common Phrases and Expressions

it will remain up in the air
It will not take place or will not be resolved soon.
quedará en el aire
it will be clear
It will be perfectly understood.
quedará claro
it will go down in history
It will be remembered in the future as something significant.
quedará para la historia

Related Words

to stay
To remain in a place or in a state.
quedarse
remaining
Refers to something that remains or stays.
quedante
place to stay
Refers to something that may remain or may not.
quedadero

Slang Meanings

To stay in the game
When you didn't arrive at the party, you stayed in the game.
Cuando no llegaste a la fiesta, te quedaste en la jugada.
To remain in a different way
I didn't think that would remain in a different way.
No pensé que eso quedara de otra forma.