hará
/aˈɾa/, [aˈɾa]will, will do
Verb hará
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Formal second-person singular (usted) future indicative form of hacer.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) future indicative form of hacer.
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No sé qué hará.
I don't know what he'll do.
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Aunque él lo dice, ella lo hará.
Although he says it, she will do it.
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En marzo hará más calor.
It will become much warmer in March.
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Si él no acepta el trabajo, alguien más lo hará.
If he doesn't accept the job, somebody else will.
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Mañana hará todavía más calor que hoy.
Tomorrow will be even warmer than today.
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Fumar te hará mucho daño.
Smoking will do you a lot of harm.
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Estoy muy seguro de que Tom no hará nada alocado.
I'm pretty sure Tom won't do anything crazy.
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Creo que mañana hará sol.
I think it will be sunny tomorrow.
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Tom no sabe qué hará.
Tom doesn't know what he'll do.
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¿Mañana hará sol?
Will it be sunny tomorrow?
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