No. 13,644 in Spanish

retomará

"Retomará" means "will take up again" or "will resume."

In a sentence

Ella retomará sus estudios en la universidad el próximo semestre.
She will resume her studies at the university next semester.
The word 'retomará' is used to indicate that she will continue or resume something that was previously started, in this case, her studies.
El comité retomará la discusión sobre el proyecto pendiente mañana por la tarde.
The committee will resume the discussion about the pending project tomorrow afternoon.
Here, 'retomará' is applied to indicate that the committee will continue a discussion that was paused or interrupted.
Juan retomará su hábito de correr en las mañanas después de recuperarse.
Juan will resume his habit of running in the mornings after recovering.
In this sentence, 'retomará' points to resuming or picking up a routine or activity, which is Juan's running habit.

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