Romperás (en. You will break)

/rom.peˈɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To cause something to break or fracture.
If you don't take care of that object, you will break it!
Si no cuidas ese objeto, ¡lo romperás!
To break an agreement or a relationship.
If you keep lying, you will break our friendship.
Si sigues mintiendo, romperás nuestra amistad.
To make something cease to be whole.
With that hit, you will break the window.
Con ese golpe, romperás la ventana.

Etymology

From Latin 'rumpere', which means to break.

Common Phrases and Expressions

break the ice
To initiate a conversation or interaction in a tense environment.
romper el hielo
break the routine
To break free from the monotony in daily activities.
romper la rutina
break the bank
To win a lot of money in gambling or investments.
romper la banca

Related Words

break
To cause something to separate into parts.
romper
shatter
To cause something to break or fracture.
quebrar
break
The act of breaking something.
ruptura

Slang Meanings

To break a deal or commitment.
If you leave the team, you will break the deal we made.
Si te sales del equipo, romperás el trato que hicimos.
To break something emotionally.
After what you did, you will break her heart.
Después de lo que hiciste, romperás su corazón.