harán
/aˈɾan/, [aˈɾãn]they will, will, will make
Verb harán
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Second-person plural (ustedes) future indicative form of hacer.
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) future indicative form of hacer.
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¿Lo harán?
Will you do it?
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Libros malos te harán daño.
Bad books will do you harm.
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Si le dices a la gente lo que quiere oír, harán lo que tú quieras.
If you tell people what they want to hear, they'll do what you want.
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¿Qué harán esta tarde en el colegio?
What are you doing at school this afternoon?
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Mis amigos harán una fiesta para mí mañana.
My friends will give me a party tomorrow.
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En tanto los hombres veneren a los Césares y los Napoleones, los Cesares y los Napoleones crecerán debidamente y los harán miserables.
So long as men worship the Caesars and Napoleons, Caesars and Napoleons will duly rise and make them miserable.
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¿Qué harán con nosotros?
What will they do to us?
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Veremos si sus armas harán tanto ruido como sus lenguas.
We'll see if their guns make as much noise as their tongues.
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Ellos no lo harán.
They won't make it.
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Te harán bien unos días de descanso.
A few days' rest will do you good.
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