No. 13,375 in Spanish
realizara
"Realizara" is the third-person singular or formal second-person singular past subjunctive form of "realizar," meaning "were to carry out" or "were to accomplish."
In a sentence
Ella realizará los sueños que tenía desde niña.
She will achieve the dreams she has had since she was a child.
The word 'realizará' is used here to mean 'will achieve' or 'will carry out', indicating the future action of fulfilling the dreams.
El evento se realizará en el auditorio principal mañana.
The event will take place in the main auditorium tomorrow.
The word 'realizará' is used here to mean 'will take place', referring to the event happening at a designated time and place.
Si se realizará un proyecto conjunto, se necesitará más colaboración.
If a joint project were to be carried out, more collaboration would be needed.
The word 'realizará' is used here in a conditional clause indicating the possibility of executing a project under certain circumstances.
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