pasará

happens, it will happen, will pass

Verb pasará

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) future indicative form of pasar.

Examples

Él está seguro de que pasará el próximo examen.

He is sure that he will pass the next exam.

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Se le pasará.

He'll get over it.

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Por más que lo quieras, nunca pasará.

However badly you want it, it will never happen.

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No se puede prever que pasará.

We cannot predict what will happen.

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No pasará mucho antes de dejar el hospital.

It will not be long before he leaves the hospital.

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Adivina qué pasará si desconectas ese cable.

Guess what's going to happen if you unplug that wire.

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Este día pasará a la historia.

This day will go down in history.

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¿Qué pasará la semana siguiente?

What's happening next week?

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No pasará mucho tiempo hasta que él pueda volver a jugar al béisbol.

It won't be long before he can play baseball again.

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Y esto pasará.

This too shall pass.

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