Saldré (en. I will go out)

/sal'dre/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Act of settling a debt or balance.

I will settle the debt I have with the bank.

Yo saldré la deuda que tengo con el banco.

To leave or abandon a place.

Tomorrow I will go on vacation for a week.

Mañana saldré de vacaciones por una semana.

To manage to get out of a situation.

I hope I will come out well from this crisis.

Espero que saldré bien de esta crisis.

From the verb 'saldar', which comes from the Latin 'saldare'.

I'll go out to the street.

Indicates that one is going to go outside.

saldré a la calle

I'll go on a trip.

Means that there are plans to travel.

saldré de viaje

I'll leave early.

Indicates that one is going to leave earlier than usual.

saldré temprano

to settle

To settle a debt or balance.

saldar

exit

Action of going out or result of going out.

salida

outgoing

That goes out or is in position to go out.

saliente

To express that one is going out to enjoy or celebrate.

Tonight I will go out with my friends to the party.

Esta noche saldré con mis amigos a la fiesta.

To indicate that one is leaving a place or an activity.

Work is not for me, so I will leave here soon.

El trabajo no es lo mío, así que saldré de aquí pronto.