here

adverb, interjection

UK /hɪə(r)/

Here can be used in the following ways:

as an adverb: Wait here. I’ll be back in a minute.

as an interjection: Here, have a drink of water.

1
in or to this place
1. 1a
  in or to the place where you are
  We’ve lived here for over 20 years.
  Come here.
  I want to get out of here as soon as I can.
  from here:
  You can see the lighthouse from here.
  around/up/down/out here:
  There aren’t many good restaurants around here.
  It’s freezing cold out here.
  over here (=near you, or in the country where you are):
  My father was over here with the US army.
  Come and sit over here.
  right here (=exactly in this place):
  The treaty of Versailles was signed right here in this room.
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for presence
  discoverability
  presence
  attendance
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2. 1b
  spokenused when you are pointing to something
  Just sign your name here, at the bottom of the page.
  Look, here are the rosebushes that I planted last year.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
3. 1c
  spokenused when you are referring to someone or something that is with you or near you
  I was just explaining the problem to our friend here.
  David here is an expert on computers.
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for presence
  discoverability
  presence
  attendance
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2
spokenused when you are offering or giving something to someone
Here, use my handkerchief.
here’s/here are:
Here’s £20 – go and buy yourself something nice.
here you are/here you go:
Here you are. Take two of these tablets three times a day.
3
at this point in a process, discussion, or series of events
Here’s where I completely disagree with you.
I think we should stop here and summarize what we’ve said so far.
from here:
The question is, where does the peace process go from here?
4
spokenused for saying that someone or something has just arrived or is just arriving
Here we are. Sorry we’re late.
here he is/here we are/here they are etc:
I’m waiting for Linda. Oh, here she is, coming up the drive.
here’s/here are:
Here’s the doctor now.
here come/comes:
Here comes the bus.
Synonyms and related words
Function words referring to location
about
across
after
5
spokenused when you have just found a particular person or thing
here’s/here are:
Oh, here are my glasses. I thought I’d lost them.
here you are/here it is/here she is etc:
Ah, here you are! I’ve been looking everywhere for you.
here we are!:
Now where did I put Sally’s letter? Ah, here we are!
6
taking place at the present time or in the present situation
Summer is here at last.
Christmas will soon be here.
Here’s your chance to win £10,000.
Synonyms and related words
General words referring to time
then
all
last
7
mainly spokenused for introducing something that you are going to say or something that someone is going to do
here is/here are:
Here is the weather forecast for the British Isles.
And here’s Martin Amis to talk about his latest novel.
Here’s what you have to do to enter the competition.
8
used for saying what purpose someone is working for
here for:
You can always ask me if you need help. That’s what I’m here for.
here to do something:
Our staff are here to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
9
used when referring to a situation that seems surprising or shocking, after what happened before
He used to call himself a socialist, and now here he is selling arms to right-wing dictators.
10
spokenused for saying that you are present in class when the teacher calls the names of all the students in the class
‘Janet Marshall.’ ‘Here.’
Synonyms and related words
Attendance and non-attendance at school or university
absence
absenteeism
attend
11
Britishspokenused for getting someone’s attention, especially because you are annoyed with them
Here, what are you two doing in my office?
Synonyms and related words
Expressions used for telling someone to pay attention
right
now then
hello
See alsolook

phrases

be out of here

here and now

here and there

here goes

here, there, and everywhere

here today, gone tomorrow

here’s to someone

here to stay

here we go again

here you go/are

单词	here
释义	here adverb, interjection UK /hɪə(r)/ Other entries for this word here goes phrase same here phrase look here! phrase listen (here) phrase here and now phrase here and there phrase here to stay phrase be out of here phrase here comes someone phrase here we go again phrase here you go/are phrase here’s to someone phrase neither here nor there phrase here, there, and everywhere phrase here today, gone tomorrow phrase something is here to stay phrase the buck stops here/with someone phrase where does someone go from here? phrase get your butt in/out of/over here phrase look who’s here/look who it is phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS11 Here can be used in the following ways: as an adverb: Wait here. I’ll be back in a minute. as an interjection: Here, have a drink of water. 1 in or to this place 1a in or to the place where you are We’ve lived here for over 20 years. Come here. I want to get out of here as soon as I can. from here: You can see the lighthouse from here. around/up/down/out here: There aren’t many good restaurants around here. It’s freezing cold out here. over here (=near you, or in the country where you are): My father was over here with the US army. Come and sit over here. right here (=exactly in this place): The treaty of Versailles was signed right here in this room. Synonyms and related words General words for presence discoverability presence attendance Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1b spokenused when you are pointing to something Just sign your name here, at the bottom of the page. Look, here are the rosebushes that I planted last year. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1c spokenused when you are referring to someone or something that is with you or near you I was just explaining the problem to our friend here. David here is an expert on computers. Synonyms and related words General words for presence discoverability presence attendance Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 2 spokenused when you are offering or giving something to someone Here, use my handkerchief. here’s/here are: Here’s £20 – go and buy yourself something nice. here you are/here you go: Here you are. Take two of these tablets three times a day. 3 at this point in a process, discussion, or series of events Here’s where I completely disagree with you. I think we should stop here and summarize what we’ve said so far. from here: The question is, where does the peace process go from here? 4 spokenused for saying that someone or something has just arrived or is just arriving Here we are. Sorry we’re late. here he is/here we are/here they are etc: I’m waiting for Linda. Oh, here she is, coming up the drive. here’s/here are: Here’s the doctor now. here come/comes: Here comes the bus. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 5 spokenused when you have just found a particular person or thing here’s/here are: Oh, here are my glasses. I thought I’d lost them. here you are/here it is/here she is etc: Ah, here you are! I’ve been looking everywhere for you. here we are!: Now where did I put Sally’s letter? Ah, here we are! 6 taking place at the present time or in the present situation Summer is here at last. Christmas will soon be here. Here’s your chance to win £10,000. Synonyms and related words General words referring to time then all last 7 mainly spokenused for introducing something that you are going to say or something that someone is going to do here is/here are: Here is the weather forecast for the British Isles. And here’s Martin Amis to talk about his latest novel. Here’s what you have to do to enter the competition. 8 used for saying what purpose someone is working for here for: You can always ask me if you need help. That’s what I’m here for. here to do something: Our staff are here to make your stay as comfortable as possible. 9 used when referring to a situation that seems surprising or shocking, after what happened before He used to call himself a socialist, and now here he is selling arms to right-wing dictators. 10 spokenused for saying that you are present in class when the teacher calls the names of all the students in the class ‘Janet Marshall.’ ‘Here.’ Synonyms and related words Attendance and non-attendance at school or university absence absenteeism attend 11 Britishspokenused for getting someone’s attention, especially because you are annoyed with them Here, what are you two doing in my office? Synonyms and related words Expressions used for telling someone to pay attention right now then hello See alsolook phrases be out of here here and now here and there here goes here, there, and everywhere here today, gone tomorrow here’s to someone here to stay here we go again here you go/are here adverb, interjection US /hɪr/ Other entries for this word here goes phrase same here phrase look here! phrase listen (here) phrase here and now phrase here and there phrase here to stay phrase be out of here phrase here comes someone phrase here we go again phrase here you go/are phrase here’s to someone phrase neither here nor there phrase here, there, and everywhere phrase here today, gone tomorrow phrase something is here to stay phrase have had it up to here phrase the buck stops here/with someone phrase where does someone go from here? phrase get your butt in/out of/over here phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS10 Here can be used in the following ways: as an adverb: Wait here. I’ll be back in a minute. as an interjection: Here, have a drink of water. 1 in or to this place 1a in or to the place where you are We’ve lived here for over 20 years. Come here. I want to get out of here as soon as I can. from here: You can see the lighthouse from here. around/up/down/out here: There aren’t many good restaurants around here. It’s freezing cold out here. over here (=near you, or in the country where you are): Keiko was over here for a year studying English. Come and sit over here. right here (=exactly in this place): The treaty of Versailles was signed right here in this room. Synonyms and related words General words for presence discoverability presence attendance Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1b spokenused when you are pointing to something Just sign your name here, at the bottom of the page. Look, here are the rosebushes that I planted last year. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1c spokenused when you are referring to someone or something that is with you or near you I was just explaining the problem to our friend here. David here is an expert on computers. Synonyms and related words General words for presence discoverability presence attendance Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 2 spokenused when you are offering or giving something to someone Here, use my handkerchief. here’s/here are: Here’s $20 – go and buy yourself something nice. here you are/here you go: Here you are. Take two of these pills three times a day. 3 at this point in a process, discussion, or series of events Here’s where I completely disagree with you. I think we should stop here and summarize what we’ve said so far. from here: The question is, where does the peace process go from here? 4 spokenused for saying that someone or something has just arrived or is just arriving Here we are. Sorry we’re late. here he is/here we are/here they are etc.: I’m waiting for Linda. Oh, here she is, coming up the drive. here’s/here are: Here’s the doctor now. here come/comes: Here comes the bus. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 5 spokenused when you have just found a particular person or thing here’s/here are: Oh, here are my glasses. I thought I’d lost them. here you are/here it is/here she is etc.: Ah, here you are! I’ve been looking everywhere for you. here we are!: Now where did I put Sally’s letter? Ah, here we are! 6 taking place at the present time or in the present situation Summer is here at last. Christmas will soon be here. Here’s your chance to win $10,000. Synonyms and related words General words referring to time then all last 7 mainly spokenused for introducing something that you are going to say or something that someone is going to do here is/here are: Here is the weather forecast for northeast Iowa. And here’s Martin Amis to talk about his latest novel. Here’s what you have to do to enter the competition. 8 used for saying what purpose someone is working for here for: You can always ask me if you need help. That’s what I’m here for. here to do something: Our staff is here to make your stay as comfortable as possible. 9 used when referring to a situation that seems surprising or shocking, after what happened before He used to call himself a socialist, and now here he is selling arms to right-wing dictators. 10 spokenused for saying that you are present in class when the teacher calls the names of all the students in the class “Janet Marshall.” “Here.” Synonyms and related words Attendance and non-attendance at school or university absence absenteeism attend phrases be out of here here and now here and there here goes here, there, and everywhere here today, gone tomorrow here’s to someone here to stay here we go again here you go/are
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