Volverían (en. Would return)

bol-be-rian

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates an action of returning to a place.

If they had time, they would return home.

Si tuvieran tiempo, volverían a casa.

Expresses the possibility of something happening in the future.

They said they would come back next month.

Dijeron que volverían el próximo mes.

It is used to talk about a future desire or intention.

If they could, they would study again.

Si pudieran, volverían a estudiar.

From Latin 'volvere', which means 'to spin' or 'to return.'

to start over

To start something anew.

volver a empezar

to look back

To reflect on the past.

volver la vista atrás

to retrace one's steps

To return to the place from which one departed.

volver por sus pasos

volver

Returning to a previous place or state.

volver

revivir

Making something come back to life or relevance.

revivir

repetir

Doing something again.

repetir

Returning to a place for unclear or mysterious reasons.

After two years, I decided that I would return, but I didn't know why.

Después de dos años, decidí que volvería, pero no sabía por qué.

Doing something more than once.

If I go out again, they would definitely ask me to pay again.

Si vuelvo a salir, definitivamente volverían a pedirme que pague.