Terminarán

Terminarán is a Spanish verb form. It is the third-person plural future indicative of the verb terminar. The verb terminar means "to finish," "to end," or "to terminate." Therefore, terminarán translates to "they will finish," "they will end," or "they will terminate" in English. This verb form is used when referring to a future action or event that will be completed by a group of people or things.

For example, in the sentence "Las clases terminarán en junio," which means "The classes will finish in June," terminarán indicates that the classes, a plural subject, will come to an end at a future point in time. Similarly, "Las obras terminarán pronto" translates to "The works will finish soon," where "obras" (works) is plural and the action of finishing is projected into the future. The context in which terminarán is used dictates the precise meaning, but it always denotes a future completion or cessation.