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    Tendréis (en. You will have)

    /tenˈdɾe.is/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that one has something in the future.
    Tomorrow you will have an exam.
    Mañana vosotros tendréis un examen.
    Affirmation of future possession in plural.
    Next week you will have vacation.
    La próxima semana tendréis vacaciones.
    Expression of expectation about something that is going to be had.
    Next month, you will have new responsibilities.
    En el próximo mes, tendréis nuevas responsabilidades.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'tenere', which means 'to hold' or 'to keep'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    you will have to do it
    Indicates that it is necessary to do something.
    tendréis que hacerlo
    you will be right
    It is used to assert that someone is correct.
    tendréis razón
    when you have time
    Expression that suggests something should be done at a future moment.
    cuando tengáis tiempo

    Related Words

    to have
    Verb that indicates possession.
    tener
    having
    Gerund of the verb to have, refers to the action of possessing.
    teniendo
    fork
    Object used for eating that holds the food.
    tenedor

    Slang Meanings

    Colloquial expression to refer to having something assured.
    You will have the winning move this time.
    Tendréis la jugada ganadora esta vez.
    Informal way of talking about future expectations.
    If we keep this up, you will definitely succeed.
    Si seguimos así, tendréis éxito seguro.