there

adverb, interjection, pronoun

UK /ðeə(r)/

There can be used in the following ways:

as a pronoun (to introduce the subject of the sentence): There’s a spider in the bath.

as an adverb: Wait there until I get back.

as an interjection: There, that didn’t hurt so much, did it?

1
strongUK /ðeə(r)/weakUK /ðə(r)/used for introducing a statement about someone that exists or something that happens
there is/are:
There isn’t much time left.
There are 24 teams competing in the tournament.
is/are there?:
Are there any other suggestions?
there may be/there should be/there seems to be etc:
There seems to be a lot of confusion.
there lives/follows/comes etc:
Long ago there lived a beautiful princess.
There comes a time in everyone’s life when a big decision has to be taken.
2
in or to that place
1. 2a
  in or to a place that has already been mentioned
  They’re going to Hawaii, and they plan to stay there until the end of March.
  The children loved Disneyland – they want to go there again.
  near/around/from etc there:
  He lives in Banbury, or somewhere around there.
  there and back (=going to a place and returning):
  It’s only a hundred miles to Oxford. You could drive there and back in a day.
  right there (=immediately in that place):
  She wanted him to kiss her right there on the beach.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2. 2b
  in or to a place that you are looking at or pointing to
  ‘Look there!’ he said, pointing to a figure dressed in white.
  There’s Angela now, coming up the drive.
  over there:
  Would you like to sit over there by the window?
  in/out/up/under etc there:
  I won’t be able to reach things if you put them up there.
  right there (=exactly in that place):
  The information you want is right there in front of you.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
3
at a particular point in a series of events, in a speech, or in a story
I’ll stop there, and answer questions if anyone has anything they want to ask.
The Rover car company was forced to cut prices, but its problems didn’t end there.
4
spokenused in a conversation when referring to a particular thing that someone else has said
‘I don’t approve of gambling.’ ‘Well, I agree with you there.’
Yes, Patrick’s a nice man – you’re right there.
you’ve got me there (=I don’t know the answer):
‘How do birds find their way across the sea?’ ‘Well now, you’ve got me there.’
5
used for saying that something is available to be used
If the opportunity is there, we will take it.
The money is there for local government to spend on public services.
Synonyms and related words
Available and to be, or to become available
available
public
spare
6
spokenused for expressing satisfaction, sympathy etc about something that you have just done or that has just happened
There, I’ve done my duty as a good host.
there now:
There now – does that feel better?
there (you are) (=used when something has proved you were right):
There, I told you she wouldn’t mind.
Synonyms and related words
Ways of expressing sympathy
bad/hard/tough luck
(oh,) what a shame
too bad
7
spokenused when asking to speak to someone on the telephone
Hello, Peter, is your mother there?
Synonyms and related words
Using a telephone
answer
busy
call

phrases

be/get there

be there (for someone)

hello there/you there etc

so there

there and then

there goes something

there I was/we were

there it is/there you are/there you go

there’s a good boy/clever girl etc

there someone goes again

there’s...for you

there, there

there you are/go

单词	there
释义	there adverb, interjection, pronoun UK /ðeə(r)/ Other entries for this word so there phrase there’re short form there, there phrase out-there adjective stand there phrase be all there phrase there’s always phrase not go there phrase who goes there? phrase here and there phrase be/get there phrase there and then phrase then/there again phrase be halfway there phrase be not all there phrase there is/are etc phrase there you are/go phrase there’s no denying phrase hang (on) in there phrase you have me there phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS7 There can be used in the following ways: as a pronoun (to introduce the subject of the sentence): There’s a spider in the bath. as an adverb: Wait there until I get back. as an interjection: There, that didn’t hurt so much, did it? 1 strongUK /ðeə(r)/weakUK /ðə(r)/used for introducing a statement about someone that exists or something that happens there is/are: There isn’t much time left. There are 24 teams competing in the tournament. is/are there?: Are there any other suggestions? there may be/there should be/there seems to be etc: There seems to be a lot of confusion. there lives/follows/comes etc: Long ago there lived a beautiful princess. There comes a time in everyone’s life when a big decision has to be taken. 2 in or to that place 2a in or to a place that has already been mentioned They’re going to Hawaii, and they plan to stay there until the end of March. The children loved Disneyland – they want to go there again. near/around/from etc there: He lives in Banbury, or somewhere around there. there and back (=going to a place and returning): It’s only a hundred miles to Oxford. You could drive there and back in a day. right there (=immediately in that place): She wanted him to kiss her right there on the beach. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 2b in or to a place that you are looking at or pointing to ‘Look there!’ he said, pointing to a figure dressed in white. There’s Angela now, coming up the drive. over there: Would you like to sit over there by the window? in/out/up/under etc there: I won’t be able to reach things if you put them up there. right there (=exactly in that place): The information you want is right there in front of you. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 at a particular point in a series of events, in a speech, or in a story I’ll stop there, and answer questions if anyone has anything they want to ask. The Rover car company was forced to cut prices, but its problems didn’t end there. 4 spokenused in a conversation when referring to a particular thing that someone else has said ‘I don’t approve of gambling.’ ‘Well, I agree with you there.’ Yes, Patrick’s a nice man – you’re right there. you’ve got me there (=I don’t know the answer): ‘How do birds find their way across the sea?’ ‘Well now, you’ve got me there.’ 5 used for saying that something is available to be used If the opportunity is there, we will take it. The money is there for local government to spend on public services. Synonyms and related words Available and to be, or to become available available public spare 6 spokenused for expressing satisfaction, sympathy etc about something that you have just done or that has just happened There, I’ve done my duty as a good host. there now: There now – does that feel better? there (you are) (=used when something has proved you were right): There, I told you she wouldn’t mind. Synonyms and related words Ways of expressing sympathy bad/hard/tough luck (oh,) what a shame too bad 7 spokenused when asking to speak to someone on the telephone Hello, Peter, is your mother there? Synonyms and related words Using a telephone answer busy call phrases be/get there be there (for someone) hello there/you there etc so there there and then there goes something there I was/we were there it is/there you are/there you go there’s a good boy/clever girl etc there someone goes again there’s...for you there, there there you are/go there adverb, interjection, pronoun US /ðer/ Other entries for this word so there phrase there’re short form there, there phrase out-there adjective stand there phrase be all there phrase there’s always phrase not go there phrase who goes there? phrase hang in there phrase here and there phrase put it there phrase be/get there phrase there and then phrase then/there again phrase be halfway there phrase be not all there phrase there you are/go phrase there is/are etc. phrase there’s no denying phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS7 There can be used in the following ways: as a pronoun (to introduce the subject of the sentence): There’s a spider in the bath. as an adverb: Wait there until I get back. as an interjection: There, that didn’t hurt so much, did it? 1 strongUS /ðer/weakUS /ðər/used for introducing a statement about someone that exists or something that happens there is/are: There isn’t much time left. There are 24 teams competing in the tournament. is/are there?: Are there any other suggestions? there may be/there should be/there seems to be etc.: There seems to be a lot of confusion. there lives/follows/comes etc.: Long ago there lived a beautiful princess. There comes a time in everyone’s life when a big decision has to be made. 2 in or to that place 2a in or to a place that has already been mentioned They’re going to Hawaii, and they plan to stay there until the end of March. The children loved Disneyland – they want to go there again. near/around/from etc. there: He lives in Modesto, or somewhere around there. there and back (=going to a place and returning): It’s only a hundred miles to Westport. You could drive there and back in a day. right there (=immediately in that place): She wanted him to kiss her right there on the beach. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 2b in or to a place that you are looking at or pointing to “Look there!” he said, pointing to a figure dressed in white. There’s Angela now, coming up the street. over there: Would you like to sit over there by the window? in/out/up/under etc. there: I won’t be able to reach things if you put them up there. right there (=exactly in that place): The information you want is right there in front of you. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 at a particular point in a series of events, in a speech, or in a story The car company was forced to cut prices, but its problems didn’t end there. I’ll stop there, and answer questions if anyone has anything they want to ask. 4 spokenused in a conversation when referring to a particular thing that someone else has said “I don’t approve of gambling.” “Well, I agree with you there.” Yes, Patrick’s a very nice man – you’re right there. you have got me there (=I don’t know the answer): “How do birds find their way across the ocean?” “Well now, you have got me there.” 5 used for saying that something is available to be used If the opportunity is there, we will take it. The money is there for the city to spend on public services. Synonyms and related words Available and to be, or to become available available public spare 6 spokenused for expressing satisfaction, sympathy, etc. about something that you have just done or that has just happened There, I’ve done my duty as a good host. there now: There now – does that feel better? there (you are) (=used when something has proved you were right): There, I told you she wouldn’t mind. Synonyms and related words Ways of expressing sympathy I know (oh,) what a shame too bad 7 spokenused when asking to speak to someone on the telephone Hello, Peter, is your mother there? Synonyms and related words Using a telephone answer busy busy signal phrases be/get there be there (for someone) hello there/you there etc. so there there and then there goes something there I was/we were there it is/there you are/there you go there’s...for you there someone goes again there, there there you are/go
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