irá
/iˈɾa/, [iˈɾa]go to, mre, will go
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Tom irá independiente de si María va o no.
Tom will go whether Mary does or not.
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Tom no sabe si Mary irá a la montaña o a la playa.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go to the mountains or to the beach.
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Dijo que irá a Estados Unidos.
He said he would go to America.
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Me pregunto si Tom irá a la fiesta de Mary.
I wonder if Tom will be at Mary's party.
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Parece que al estudiante le irá bien en los siguientes exámenes parciales.
The student is likely to do well on this coming mid-term exam.
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Yo no sé si ella irá allí conmigo.
I don't know if she will go there with me.
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Él irá a la reunión en mi lugar.
He will go to the meeting instead of me.
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Tom no sabe si Mary irá a acampar con nosotros o no.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go camping with us or not.
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Tom piensa que irá a comprar esta tarde.
Tom thinks he'll go shopping this afternoon.
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Él también irá.
He will also go.
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Creo que todo irá bien.
I believe that everything will be okay.
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¿Cómo irá a compensar la pérdida?
How will he make good the loss?
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¿Cuándo irá a casa?
When will he go home?
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No se preocupe. Todo irá bien.
Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right.
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Tom todavía no sabe cuándo se irá.
Tom doesn't yet know exactly when he'll leave.
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Él irá a la ciudad.
He'll go to town.
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¿Ella irá a los Estados Unidos el año próximo?
Will she go to America next year?
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Todo irá bien.
Everything will be okay.
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Tom no irá solo.
Tom won't go alone.
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La energía irá dónde nosotros la dirijamos.
Energy will go wherever we direct it.
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