No. 1,958 in French
sortira
"Sortira" means "will go out" or "will exit."
In a sentence
Demain, il sortira avec ses amis au cinéma.
Tomorrow, he will go out with his friends to the cinema.
Sortira is used here as the future tense conjugation of the verb 'sortir,' meaning 'to go out,' conveying the action of leaving to meet friends.
Elle sortira le gâteau du four dès qu'il sera prêt.
She will take the cake out of the oven as soon as it is ready.
Sortira in this sentence uses 'sortir' to mean 'to take out,' indicating the act of removing the cake from the oven.
Le livre sortira en librairie la semaine prochaine.
The book will be released in bookstores next week.
Sortira here describes the publishing release of the book, utilizing 'sortir' in the context of becoming available or being issued to the public.
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