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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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