No. 11,769 in French
sonnera
"Sonnera" means "will ring" (future tense of "sonner").
In a sentence
Le réveil sonnera à 7 heures du matin.
The alarm clock will ring at 7 in the morning.
Here, 'sonnera' refers to the future event of the alarm clock ringing, indicating the action of producing sound at a designated time.
Si tu appuies sur ce bouton, la cloche sonnera.
If you press this button, the bell will ring.
In this sentence, 'sonnera' is used to describe the act of a bell ringing as a consequence of pressing the button, showing a conditional future action.
Il a dit que le téléphone sonnera incessamment.
He said that the telephone will ring shortly.
'Sonnera' in this context represents the phone's ringing as a foretold future action expected to occur soon.
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