Volaría (en. Would fly)

/bolaˈɾia/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the action of moving in the air.

If you had wings, you would fly over the clouds.

Si tuvieras alas, volarías sobre las nubes.

It is used to express a desire or a future possibility.

In an ideal place, I would fly everywhere.

En un lugar ideal, volaría a todas partes.

Refers to the action of leaving a place quickly.

In a dangerous situation, he would fly without hesitation.

En una situación de peligro, él volaría sin dudar.

It comes from the Latin 'volare', which means 'to fly'.

fly high

To have high aspirations or ambitions.

volar alto

fly with joy

To feel very happy or excited.

volar de alegría

fly to pieces

To disintegrate or break completely.

volar en pedazos

I return

Action of turning around or returning.

vuelvo

wind

Movement of air.

viento

wing

Extremity of a bird or an object that allows it to fly.

ala

To express a desire to leave or go away quickly.

I'm leaving, I would fly away from here if I could.

Me voy, volaría de aquí si pudiera.

To wish for something to happen quickly or effectively.

If they gave me wings, I would fly to the beach in an instant.

Si me dieran alas, volaría a la playa en un instante.