Sabrán (en. They will know)

/saˈβɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To know something or have the ability to understand it.

They will know the truth about what happened.

Ellos sabrán la verdad sobre lo que ocurrió.

To possess information about a specific topic.

When they finish the course, they will know more about history.

Cuando terminen el curso, ellos sabrán más sobre la historia.

To be aware of a secret or a private matter.

If you don't say it, they won't know that you know.

Si no lo dices, ellos no sabrán que lo sabes.

From Latin 'saber', which means 'to know' or 'to have knowledge'.

they will know what is good

There will come a time when they will understand the situation.

sabrán lo que es bueno

I will know

In the future, I will know the truth.

yo sabré

know

To know something or have information.

saber

wisdom

Ability to use knowledge effectively.

sabiduría

To know something through experience.

At that age, they will know what life is.

A esa edad sabrán lo que es la vida.

To learn about a rumor or news.

When the project is released, they will know quickly.

Cuando salga el proyecto, ellos sabrán rápido.