until

until
ən'til
preposition, conjunction
(to the time of or when: He was here until one o'clock; I won't know until I get a letter from him.) hasta (que)
until prep conj hasta / hasta que
I waited for you until eight o'clock te esperé hasta las ocho
we won't start until everyone arrives no empezaremos hasta que lleguen todos
until
tr[ʌn'tɪl]
preposition
1 hasta
restaurants are open until very late in Spain en España los restaurantes abren hasta muy tarde
conjunction
1 hasta que
she won't stop until she gets what she wants no parará hasta que consiga lo que quiere
until [.ʌn'tɪl] prep
: hasta
until now: hasta ahora
until conj
: hasta que
until they left: hasta que salieron
don't answer until you're sure: no contestes hasta que (no) estés seguro
until
conj.
hasta conj.
hasta que conj.
ínterin conj.
prep.
hasta prep.

I ʌn'tɪl, ən'tɪl
conjunction hasta que

please wait until I arrive — por favor espera hasta que yo llegue

she didn't go to bed until Tom got back — no se acostó hasta que Tom (no) volvió

I knew she wouldn't go to bed until Tom got back — yo sabía que no se iba a acostar hasta que Tom (no) volviera


II
preposition hasta

until now/then — hasta ahora/entonces

[ǝn'tɪl]
1.
PREP hasta

until ten — hasta las diez

until his arrival — hasta su llegada

he won't be back until tomorrow — no volverá hasta mañana

from morning until night — desde la mañana hasta la noche

until now — hasta ahora

it's never been a problem until now — hasta ahora nunca ha sido un problema

until then — hasta entonces

until then I'd never been to Italy — hasta entonces no había estado nunca en Italia

2. CONJ
1) (in future) hasta que + subjun

wait until I get back — espera hasta que yo vuelva

until they build the new road — hasta que construyan la nueva carretera

until they come/sleep — hasta que vengan/se duerman

he won't come until you invite him — no vendrá hasta que (no) lo invites

they did nothing until we came — no hicieron nada hasta que (no) vinimos nosotros

I don't get up until eight o'clock — no me levanto antes de las ocho

2) (in past) hasta que + indic

he did nothing until I told him to — no hizo nada hasta que yo se lo dije, no hizo nada hasta que no se lo dije

until they built the new road — hasta que construyeron la nueva carretera

we stayed there until the doctor came — nos quedamos allí hasta que vino el médico

we didn't stop until we reached York — no paramos hasta llegar a York

UNTIL ► As with other time conjunctions, hasta que is used with the {subjunctive} if the action which follows hasn't happened yet or hadn't happened at the time of speaking:
Go on stirring until the sauce is cold Sigue removiendo hasta que se enfríe la salsa
I shan't be happy until you come No estaré contenta hasta que (no) vengas When the main clause is negative, no can optionally be given in the hasta que clause without changing the meaning. Hasta que is used with the {indicative} when the action in the hasta que clause has already taken place:
He lived in this house until he died Vivió en esta casa hasta que murió
I didn't see her again until she returned to London No volví a verla hasta que (no) regresó a Londres Hasta que is also used with the {indicative} when describing habitual actions:
I never wake up until the alarm goes off Nunca me despierto hasta que (no) suena el despertador ► Instead of hasta que + ((verb)), you can use hasta with an {infinitive} when the subject of both clauses is the same:
Go on stirring until you get a thick creamy mixture Sigue removiendo hasta obtener una crema espesa For further uses and examples, see main entry
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I [ʌn'tɪl, ən'tɪl]
conjunction hasta que

please wait until I arrive — por favor espera hasta que yo llegue

she didn't go to bed until Tom got back — no se acostó hasta que Tom (no) volvió

I knew she wouldn't go to bed until Tom got back — yo sabía que no se iba a acostar hasta que Tom (no) volviera


II
preposition hasta

until now/then — hasta ahora/entonces


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