espera

/esˈpeɾa/, [esˈpe.ɾa]

hold on, wait for, waiting

Noun espera f (plural esperas)

Verb espera

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of esperar.
Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of esperar.

Examples

Tom espera que Mary le ayude.

Tom hopes that Mary will help him.

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Tom espera que te guste.

Tom hopes you'll like it.

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Tom espera heredar mucho dinero cuando su madre muera.

Tom hopes to inherit a lot of money when his mother dies.

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¿Te dijeron cuándo se espera que te presentes?

Have you been told when you are expected to be here?

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Espera una segunda oportunidad.

Wait for a second chance.

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Tom espera contar con tu presencia.

Tom hopes to see you there.

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La policía espera que la gente siga la ley.

The police expect people to follow the law.

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Espera a que termine de comer.

Wait until I'm done eating.

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Tom espera no tener que vivir en Boston durante más de un año.

Tom hopes he doesn't have to live in Boston for more than a year.

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Si espera un momento, pondré a Jane en el teléfono.

If you hold on a moment, I will get Jane on the phone.

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