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No. 14,107 in Spanish

terminarán

"Will end" or "will finish."

In a sentence

  • Los estudiantes terminarán el proyecto antes del viernes.

    The students will finish the project before Friday.

    Here, 'terminarán' is used in the future tense indicative mood, describing a future completion of an action.

  • Estoy seguro de que las negociaciones terminarán pronto.

    I am sure that the negotiations will end soon.

    In this sentence, 'terminarán' refers to the expected conclusion of the negotiations, again in future tense indicative.

  • Si no se encuentran soluciones, terminarán sin resolver sus problemas.

    If solutions are not found, they will end up without resolving their problems.

    Here, 'terminarán' is part of a conditional structure, hinting at a possible result under given conditions, still in future tense indicative.

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