No. 4,668 in Spanish
cerrará
"Will close."
In a sentence
La tienda cerrará a las ocho de la noche.
The store will close at eight in the evening.
In this sentence, 'cerrará' is used as a future form of the verb 'cerrar' to indicate that the store is going to stop operations for the day at the specific time mentioned.
Cuando termine la reunión, él cerrará la puerta.
When the meeting ends, he will close the door.
Here, 'cerrará' signifies a future action of 'close' performed by 'he', tied to the completion of the meeting.
Mi abuelo me contó que cerrará su empresa el próximo año.
My grandfather told me that he will close his business next year.
In this example, 'cerrará' represents a future plan or decision to cease operations of the company.
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