No. 9,849 in Spanish
bastará
"Will be enough" or "will suffice."
In a sentence
Con dos horas, bastará para terminar la tarea.
With two hours, it will suffice to finish the task.
Here, 'bastará' (future tense of 'bastar') is used to indicate an adequate or sufficient amount of time in the future.
Este nuevo abrigo bastará para mantenerlo caliente en invierno.
This new coat will be enough to keep him warm in winter.
In this sentence, 'bastará' is applied to mean sufficiency, focusing on the coat's ability to fulfill the need for warmth.
Si bastará tu ayuda, podríamos completar el proyecto a tiempo.
If your help will suffice, we could complete the project on time.
'Bastará' here is utilized in a conditional clause, expressing the sufficiency of assistance to achieve a goal.
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