No. 661 in Spanish

llevará

"Will carry," "will take," or "will wear," depending on context.

In a sentence

Ella llevará el vestido rojo a la fiesta.
She will wear the red dress to the party.
In this sentence, 'llevará' means 'will wear,' indicating the action of wearing something in the future.
El proyecto llevará más tiempo del esperado.
The project will take more time than expected.
Here, 'llevará' is used as 'will take,' describing the future time or effort required by an action.
El río llevará agua al valle en la primavera.
The river will carry water to the valley in the spring.
In this context, 'llevará' serves as 'will carry,' referring to the conveyance of something as a future occurrence.

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