entregará

Entregará is a verb form used in both Spanish and Portuguese. It corresponds to the third-person singular of the verb entregar in the future tense, indicating that someone will perform the action of delivering or handing over something at a later time. In general usage, it can refer to delivering goods, documents, tasks, or other items, as well as presenting or submitting something to another person or authority.

In Spanish, entregar means to deliver, hand over, or present. The future simple form for él/ella/usted is entregará. Examples: “Mañana él entregará el paquete” or “La oficina entregará los documentos a las autoridades mañana.” This form is common in both written and spoken Spanish and is used in formal and informal contexts to talk about future delivery.

In Portuguese, entregar has a closely related meaning: to deliver or hand in. The third-person singular futuro do indicativo is entregará, used as ele/ela/você entregará. Example: “Ele entregará o relatório amanhã.” The form is standard across Brazilian and European Portuguese, though regional usage may vary with pronoun choice (você vs. tu) in informal contexts.

Entregará also relates to the noun entrega, meaning “delivery” or “handover.” While entregará denotes the future action, entrega refers to the act or result of delivering.