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lo va a

is going to … it

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phrase Uncommon #13,183
is going to … it Lo means “it” and comes before va a; the infinitive that follows completes the phrase.
SP: Lo va a comprar mañana.
EN: He is going to buy it tomorrow.

¿Ya sabe que lo va a pedir?

Does he already know that he's going to ask for it?

— Relatos salvajes (2014)

Pues lo va a pensar en mi oficina y se lo explicaré en privado.

Well, he'll think about it in my office and I'll explain it to him privately.

— Dos son familia (2016)

Eso no lo va a pensar nadie.

Nobody's going to think that.

Lo va a lograr.

He's going to make it.

¿De qué lo va a acusar?

What is he going to accuse him of?

— El secreto de sus ojos (2009)

Jack lo va a matar.

Jack is going to kill him.

— Estallido mortal (1981)

Todo el mundo lo va a saber.

Everyone is going to find out.

Lo va a pensar.

He'll think about it.

— Los excéntricos Tenenbaums (2001)

No lo va a encontrar.

You won't find it.

— Las diabólicas (1955)

Ella dice que lo va a pensar.

She says she'll think about it.

— Fresas salvajes (1957)

Si Tom termina con María, lo va a lamentar.

If Tom breaks up with María, he'll regret it.

Lo sé, pero la banda nos lo va a devolver después.

I know, but the band will pay us back later.

— Control (2007)

En la aldea no lo va a creer nadie.

No one in the village will believe it.

Sigue avanzando, creo que lo va a conseguir.

Keep going, I think you'll make it.

— La historia sin fin (1984)

¿Entiendes que un día lo va a comprender?

Do you understand that one day they’ll understand it?

— Dos son familia (2016)

El gobierno británico lo va a nombrar caballero.

The British government is going to knight him.

— Devdas (2002)

Lo va a sentir.

He's going to feel it.

— La doble vida de Verónica (1991)

No lo va a poder creer.

You won't be able to believe it.

— Jugada Maestra (2026)

Ese busca algo y lo va a encontrar.

He's looking for something, and he's going to find it.

— Los olvidados (1950)

Mary lo va a intentar.

Mary is going to try.

Lo va a conseguir.

He's going to pull it off.

— Juno: Crecer, correr y tropezar (2007)

Lo va a negar, así que no le hagas caso.

He’s going to deny it, so don’t pay any attention to him.

Lo va a leer Leo.

Leo is going to read it.

— El cuaderno de Tomy (2020)

Tom lo va a intentar.

Tom is going to try.

Y yo creo que lo va a entender.

And I think he’ll understand it.

— El cuaderno de Tomy (2020)

Mary está plenamente convencida de que nadie lo va a lograr.

Mary is fully convinced that no one is going to achieve it.

No lo va a recordar, como si nunca hubiera ocurrido.

He won't remember it, as if it never happened.

— El Maquinista (2004)

Cuando trabaja no lo va a atrapar el radar.

When he's working, he won't be caught on radar.

— Amélie (2001)

Lo va a destrozar.

He's going to destroy it.

— Hamnet (2025)

Lo va a notar tarde o temprano.

You'll notice it sooner or later.

¿Quién lo va a denunciar, Rolo, si ninguna de esas cosas se pueden probar?

Who’s going to report him, Rolo, if none of those things can be proven?

— La historia oficial (1985)