Reabrirá

Reabrirá is the third-person singular future form of the Spanish verb reabrir. It is used to indicate that someone (he, she, or you formal) will reopen something in the future. The action described by reabrir is to open again after a closure or interruption, such as a business, a facility, a border, or a procedure.

Etymology and form: reabrir comes from the prefix re- (again, back) combined with abrir (to open). The word is formed in the simple future as reabrir + á, yielding reabrirá for él/ella/usted. This tense is commonly used in news reports, announcements, and everyday speech to describe planned or anticipated reopening events.

Usage: Reabrirá is frequently employed when a venue or service that was closed due to renovations, holidays, emergencies, or policy changes is set to resume operations. It can appear in sentences describing dates or conditions for reopening, such as “La tienda reabrirá el lunes” or “El museo reabrirá tras las obras.”

Related terms: The infinitive reabrir, the noun reapertura (reopening), and the phrase volver a abrir are related ways to express the same idea. Reabrir is often contrasted with cerrar (to close). In formal writing, reapertura is more common as a noun referring to the event of reopening.

See also: reapertura; volver a abrir; abrir de nuevo.