Informal futureellos/ellas/ustedesconjugation ofatacar.

atacar

Dice que los concejales van a atacar en dos días.
It says the Councilmen mean to attack in two days.
No van a atacar a un montón de civiles.
They're not going to attack a bunch of civilians.
Me enteré de que van a atacar Jincheng y Gaoping.
I found out that they are going to attack Jincheng and Gaoping.
Ayuda saber cuándo y dónde te van a atacar, señor.
It helps, knowing when and where you're going to be hit, sir.
Estoy seguro de que mis aparatos no me van a atacar.
I'm pretty sure my appliances aren't going to attack me.
Los Hijos de la Sombra van a atacar a los humanos.
The Children of the Shadow are going to attack the humans.
La CIA, van a atacar este sitio.
The CIA, they're going to raid this place.
Y no tenemos idea dónde van a atacar.
And we don't even know where they're gonna strike.
¿Crees que me van a atacar durante la declaración?
You think they're gonna sandbag me at the deposition?
Si van a atacar con refuerzos, ¿qué tal unas vacaciones?
If they're gonna attack in force, aren't we thinking "vacation"?
No los van a atacar si estamos ahí.
They're not going to touch them if we're there.
Sigo convencido de que nos van a atacar.
I am still convinced they're going to attack us.
Pero si van a atacar al helicóptero, sería ahora.
If they're going to attack the helicopter, it's going to be now.
Finian que van a atacar las alas, y luego busquen el centro.
Pretend you're going to attack the wings, then go for the center.
Creo que nos van a atacar para intentar liberar a los Jedis.
I think they will attack us to try and free the Jedi.
Ellos van a atacar a los escribas.
They are going to attack the scribes.
Uno nunca sabe cuando van a atacar.
You never know where they're gonna hit.
Tú sabes que nos van a atacar en un par de días.
You know we're days away from an attack.
¿Crees que no te van a atacar solo porque me retas?
You think they won't come at you just because you called me out?
Los ladrones buscan los turistas que van a atacar.
Thieves look for tourists to prey on.
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