Cool MateMeaning of What it'll be like
A phrase used to express expectations about future experiences.
In simple words: How something will feel or happen in the future
What it'll be like in a sentence
- I wonder what it'll be like when we finally achieve our goals.
- Can you imagine what it'll be like to live on Mars?
- They asked me what it'll be like to start college.
- It's hard to tell what it'll be like during the holidays.
- I'm curious about what it'll be like to work from home.
How to use What it'll be like
Used for discussing expectations or predictions about future experiences. More appropriate in conversational contexts rather than formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of 'What it'll be like' as asking, 'What's the future vibe?'
Related words
Collocations with What it'll be like
- imagine what it'll be like
- wonder what it'll be like
- discuss what it'll be like
Synonyms for What it'll be like
- How it will feel
- What it will be
- Future experience
Common mistakes with What it'll be like
- Mixing up with 'what it would be like' for hypothetical situations.
- Using the phrase to describe past experiences instead of future ones.
What it'll be like appears in
What it'll be like in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
كيف سيكون الأمر
كيف سيبدو شعور شيء ما أو كيف سيحدث في المستقبل
- Bengaliবাংলা
কেমন হবে
ভবিষ্যতে কিছু কেমন লাগবে বা ঘটবে
- GermanDeutsch
Wie es sein wird
Wie sich etwas in der Zukunft anfühlen oder geschehen wird
- SpanishEspañol
Cómo será
Cómo se sentirá o sucederá algo en el futuro.
- Persianفارسی
چه احساسی خواهد داشت
چگونه چیزی در آینده احساس یا اتفاق خواهد افتاد
- FrenchFrançais
À quoi ça ressemblera
Comment quelque chose va se sentir ou se passer dans le futur
- Hindiहिन्दी
कैसा होगा
भविष्य में कुछ कैसा महसूस होगा या होगा
- ItalianItaliano
Come sarà
Come qualcosa sembrerà o accadrà in futuro
- PortuguesePortuguês
Como vai ser
Como algo vai parecer ou acontecer no futuro
- RussianРусский
Как это будет
Как что-то будет ощущаться или происходить в будущем
- Urduاردو
کیسا ہوگا
مستقبل میں کوئی چیز کیسی محسوس ہوگی یا ہوگی
- Chinese中文
会是什么样子
未来会是什么感觉或发生什么事
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Frequently asked questions about What it'll be like
What does What it'll be like mean?
How something will feel or happen in the future
What is the definition of What it'll be like?
A phrase used to express expectations about future experiences.
How do you use What it'll be like in a sentence?
I wonder what it'll be like when we finally achieve our goals.
Can you give another example of What it'll be like?
Can you imagine what it'll be like to live on Mars?
What are synonyms for What it'll be like?
Common alternatives include How it will feel, What it will be, Future experience.
What words go with What it'll be like?
It commonly pairs with imagine what it'll be like, wonder what it'll be like, discuss what it'll be like.
What are common mistakes when using What it'll be like?
Mixing up with 'what it would be like' for hypothetical situations. Using the phrase to describe past experiences instead of future ones.
How do you pronounce What it'll be like?
US: //wɑt ɪtəl bi laɪk//, UK: //wɒt ɪtəl bi laɪk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use What it'll be like?
Used for discussing expectations or predictions about future experiences. More appropriate in conversational contexts rather than formal writing.