that'll

American  

[that-l] / ˈðæt l /

1. contraction of that will .

   I can make more copies, but that'll take about an hour.

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“But the thing I care about most is that you’re picking up a copy for me. Well, and that you’re going to see her and that’ll be huge for you. But I want my copy. And I want it pristine. No scuffs, no dings.”

From Literature

“Saturday. I might be able to wait that long. But if you see a zombie at the bookstore, that’ll be me, because I will have died of anticipation.”

From Literature

Olsen: Those craft categories that’ll be earlier in the show could be very telling as far as what’s gonna happen later in the night.

From Los Angeles Times

Is there something within a story where you’re like, oh yeah that’ll hit with the audience?

From Los Angeles Times

Handing it to Rowdy, he smiled and said, “Here you are, old fellow. That’ll be one monkey you owe me.”

From Literature