apartará

Apartará is a Spanish verb derived from the infinitive apartar, meaning to set aside, separate, or move aside. The form "apartará" is the third-person singular future indicative tense. This means it refers to an action that someone or something (he, she, it, or a singular noun) will perform in the future.

For example, in a sentence like "El juez apartará las pruebas irrelevantes," the verb "apartará" indicates that the judge will, in the future, set aside the irrelevant evidence. Similarly, "Ella apartará su mirada del paisaje" translates to "She will turn her gaze away from the landscape." The verb implies a deliberate action of distancing or segregating.

The future tense "apartará" is used to express certainty or a strong prediction about a future separation or removal. It's a common conjugation found in everyday conversation, literature, and formal writing when discussing actions that will take place at a later time. Understanding this verb form is key to comprehending future-oriented statements in Spanish that involve physical or metaphorical separation.