Veras (en. You will see)

/ˈbeɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

The action of perceiving something through sight.

You might not see the sign if you are distracted.

Es posible que no veras la señal si estás distraído.

Present subjunctive form, used in sentences that express desire or doubt.

I hope you will see what I'm saying.

Espero que veras lo que te estoy diciendo.

It may refer to a colloquial usage that implies checking or realizing something.

If you don't see it, you will see that you need to pay more attention.

Si no lo ves, veras que tienes que prestar más atención.

From the Latin verb 'videre', which means 'to see'.

to see things differently

To interpret or understand things in a new way.

ver las cosas de otra manera

seeing is believing

It implies that something is only accepted as true when it has been seen with one's own eyes.

ver para creer

to not see beyond one's nose

Not to comprehend or consider the broader consequences of a situation.

no ver más allá de la nariz

ver

To perceive something through sight.

ver

mirar

To fix one's gaze on something.

mirar

observar

To examine something closely.

observar

You will see that what I told you is true.

When you get there, you will see that I didn't lie to you.

Cuando llegues allí, veras que no te mentí.

An attitude of disbelief towards what is being said.

Sometimes you tell me things and I just say, you'll see.

A veces me dices cosas y yo solo digo, veras.