precisará

Precisar is a Portuguese verb meaning to need or to require. Precisará is the futuro do presente, the third-person singular form used with ele, ela, or você to say that someone will need something in the future. As a regular -ar verb, precisar follows the standard conjugation pattern for its tense and subject.

Usage and meaning: Precisará expresses future necessity or requirement. It is commonly followed by de + noun phrase to indicate what is needed, for example: ele precisará de mais tempo (he will need more time) or a equipe precisará de recursos adicionais (the team will need additional resources). It can also be used with softer or formal tones to discuss future obligations or prerequisites in planning contexts.

Conjugation and forms: Because precisar is a regular -ar verb, its futuro do presente forms are:

- eu precisarei

- tu precisarás

- ele/ela/você precisará

- nós precisaremos

- vós precisareis

- eles/elas/vocês precisarão

In everyday speech, the form precisará is most often heard with ele/ela/você, including in phrases like ele precisará or você precisará.

Regional usage: In Brazilian Portuguese, você is widely used for the second-person singular, so precisará frequently corresponds to “you will need.” In European Portuguese, tu forms (precisarás) may appear in informal contexts, while precisará remains common for ele/ela/você. The meaning stays the same across varieties, though frequency of forms varies by region and register.

Related forms: The verb também appears in other tenses (precisava, precisará, precise, precisava) and with related verbs meaning to require or to necessitate (necessitar), though precisar emphasizes personal or situational need.