Resolverá

Resolverá is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb resolver in the simple future indicative. It means “he/she/it will resolve” or “he/she/it will solve,” and can also imply deciding or determining something depending on context. Resolver is transitive and typically takes a direct object when referring to solving a problem, an issue, or a question.

Conjugation and form: In the futuro simple, resolver is regular: resolveré, resolverás, resolverá, resolveremos, resolveréis, resolverán. The form resolverá corresponds to él, ella, or usted in future tense, and is used in both formal and neutral narrative to indicate a future action.

Usage: Resolverá is commonly used to describe actions that will occur later, such as solving a problem or making a decision. Examples include: “La empresa resolverá el problema mañana,” meaning the company will solve the problem tomorrow; “El comité resolverá la disputa,” meaning the committee will settle the dispute. It can also apply to more abstract resolutions, like “resolver una duda” or “resolver una cuestión.”

Notes: The near future can also be expressed with “va a resolver,” which conveys immediacy, while “resolverá” provides a simple, non-continuous future tense. Etymology traces resolver to Latin resolvere, meaning to loosen or detach, with modern usage centering on solving or deciding.