No. 14,106 in Spanish
terminara
"Terminara" means "would finish" or "might finish" in English, referring to the third-person singular or formal second-person singular past subjunctive of "terminar."
In a sentence
Espero que la reunión termine antes de que termine el día.
I hope the meeting ends before the day ends.
The word 'termine' is in the subjunctive mood, expressing a desired or hypothetical outcome.
Si el proyecto terminara a tiempo, sería increíble.
If the project were completed on time, it would be incredible.
The word 'terminara' is in the past subjunctive mood, used here to express a hypothetical situation.
Cuando terminara la película, todos aplaudieron espontáneamente.
When the movie finished, everyone applauded spontaneously.
The word 'terminara' is in the past subjunctive mood, used in a dependent clause regarding a past-time context.
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