No. 13,650 in Spanish
retrasara
"Retrasara" means "would delay" or "might delay."
In a sentence
Si el vuelo se retrasa, perderemos la conexión.
If the flight is delayed, we will miss the connection.
The word 'retrasara' here is part of the verb 'retrasar' conjugated in the subjunctive tense to indicate a potential delay event.
Por favor, avísame si el tren se retrasa más de una hora.
Please let me know if the train is delayed by more than an hour.
The subjunctive use of 'retrasara' is implied in the context of a conditional clause regarding the delay of the train.
El evento podría retrasarse debido al mal tiempo.
The event might be delayed due to bad weather.
'Retrasarse' is used as a reflexive verb here, denoting the potential delay caused by external circumstances.
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