Sabremos (en. We will know)

/saˈbɾemos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To know or have information about something in the future.

When the results come in, we will know who won the contest.

Cuando lleguen los resultados, sabremos quién ganó el concurso.

To have the ability to understand or solve a problem in the future.

I am sure we will know how to solve the situation when it arises.

Estoy seguro de que sabremos cómo solucionar la situación cuando se presente.

Indicates prior knowledge.

Tomorrow at the meeting we will know more about the project.

Mañana en la reunión sabremos más sobre el proyecto.

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

we will know the truth

We will have knowledge about what really happened.

sabremos la verdad

we will know what to expect

We will have a clear idea of the situation in the future.

sabremos a qué atenernos

when the time comes, we will know what to do

You will know how to act when the occasion arises.

cuando sea el momento, sabremos qué hacer

know

To know or have information about something.

saber

wisdom

Ability to understand and act appropriately in different circumstances.

sabiduría

wisely

In a wise manner, showing intelligence and good judgment.

sabiamente

In a colloquial context, it can be used to refer to when someone finally finds out something.

When they told him the truth, he finally knew and said: 'we will finally know the truth.'

Cuando le contaron la verdad, al fin supo y dijo: 'sabremos al fin la verdad'.

Used in jokes to indicate that someone is expected to deal with a painful truth in the future.

When you told him that you had to leave, he could only laugh and think: 'we will know how he will take it.'

Cuando le dijiste que tenías que irte, solo podía reír y pensar: 'sabremos cómo lo tomará.'