No. 3,356 in Spanish

costará

"Costará" means "it will cost."

In a sentence

Esto costará más tiempo del esperado.
This will cost more time than expected.
In this sentence, 'costará' refers to an estimate of the amount of time something will require, drawing a metaphorical parallel to monetary cost.
El nuevo coche costará alrededor de veinte mil euros.
The new car will cost around twenty thousand euros.
Here, 'costará' specifically denotes the future monetary value needed to purchase the car.
Costará trabajo adaptarse a la nueva rutina.
It will take effort to adapt to the new routine.
In this instance, 'costará' metaphorically indicates the effort or difficulty involved in adapting, extending the concept of cost to effort.

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