英语词汇“there”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	there
释义	there I. \(\|)tha(a)](ə)r, (\|)the], ]ə\ adverb Etymology: Middle English ther, there, thar, thare, from Old English thǣr, thēr, thār; akin to Old High German dār there, Old Norse & Gothic thar, Sanskrit tarhi then, Old English thæt that — more at that 1. a. : in or at that place : in or at a place other than that of the speaker — opposed to here < stand over there until I call you > < put it there on that table > < please go home and stay there > b. : in or at a place indicated, referred or pointed to, described, or qualified < there, where the roads meet > < for where your treasure is, there will your heart be also — Mt 6:21 (Authorized Version) > — used to call attention to something < there goes the dinner bell > < there he comes now > or point to with approval < there's glory for you > — often used interjectionally < there, look at that > < there, that must be his car now stopping outside > 2. : to or into that place : thither — used after verbs of motion or direction < time to go there and back > < seldom go there any more > < when she got there the cupboard was bare — Mother Goose > 3. : at that point of time in a continuing action or progress < stop right there before you say any more > 4. : in that matter : in that respect : in relation to that < to sleep, perchance to dream: aye, there's the rub — Shakespeare > < just there is where I disagree with you > 5. — used interjectionally to express satisfaction < there, that's finished at last > < there, I told you so > or approval < there, that should be enough scrubbing > or encouragement or sympathy < there now, it's not really that bad, is it > or spitefulness or defiance < I'm not sorry I said it, so there > • - get there - have been there - in there II. \(ˌ)tha(a)]r, (ˌ)the], ]ə, in sense 1 often _thə(r)\ pronoun Etymology: Middle English ther, thar, from Old English thǣr, from thǣr, adverb 1. — used as a function word to introduce a sentence or clause in which the subject follows the verb < there shall come a time > < there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth — Lk 13:28 (Authorized Version) > < there are many things to be considered > < there is no telling when he'll be home > 2. — used as an indefinite substitute for a name < hi there > < well, hello there > < say there, do you have the time > III. \like there I\ noun (-s) Etymology: there (I) 1. : that place or position — opposed to here < there is no here and no there … in pure space — James Ward > 2. : that point < I'll get everything ready and you take it from there > IV. adjective Etymology: there (I) 1. a. — used for emphasis especially after a demonstrative pronoun < I'd rather take those there > or after a noun modified by a demonstrative adjective < those men there can tell you > b. substandard — used for emphasis after a demonstrative adjective but before the noun modified < I wouldn't vote for that there fellow for anything > 2. : existent, present < nothing is more imperiously there for observation and study than the tactics — K.D.Burke > < prosperity was there and almost every civilian shared in it — Time > < the pain was still there when he woke up > 3. a. : dependable, reliable < he's always right there when you need him > b. : fully conscious : fully aware < an hour that I lay there … I was there in the head by that time — J.M.Cain >
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