No. 328 in Italian
dovrà
"Dovrà" means "will have to" or "must" in English.
In a sentence
Maria dovrà studiare per l'esame domani.
Maria will have to study for the exam tomorrow.
In this sentence, "dovrà" conveys future obligation or necessity.
Il progetto dovrà essere completato entro la settimana.
The project will have to be completed by the end of the week.
Here, "dovrà" is used to indicate a future requirement or necessity.
Dovrà fare freddo stasera, secondo le previsioni.
It is expected to be cold tonight, according to the forecast.
In this example, "dovrà" suggests an expectation or prediction for the future.
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