No. 327 in French
devra
"Devra" means "will have to" (third person singular future tense of "devoir").
In a sentence
Il devra partir tôt demain.
He will have to leave early tomorrow.
The word 'devra' indicates a requirement or obligation that the subject must fulfill in the future.
Elle devra étudier plus sérieusement pour réussir à ses examens.
She will need to study more seriously to succeed in her exams.
Here, 'devra' expresses a necessity for the subject to engage in an action to achieve a desired outcome.
Nous devrons nous entendre pour finaliser le projet.
We will need to agree to finalize the project.
In this sentence, 'devrons' (the plural form corresponding to 'we') conveys that a collaborative action is required in the future.
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