there

UK
/ðeə/
US
/ðɛr/

Translations

therenoun
theres
pl
Rare; usually in fixed phrases
therepronoun
Existential dummy subject
thereadverb
thereinterjection
thereadverb
UK
/ðeə/
US
/ðɛr/
Synonyms
at that place
on that spot
in that spot
over there
in that place
thereinterjection
Synonyms
there you go
now then
now, now
ah there

Definitions

therenoun
A place or real substance considered in contrast with "here"; a sense of actual presence (rare).
Gertrude Stein wrote that Oakland had no "there there."
therepronoun
Used as an impersonal subject with forms of "be" to state that something exists or happens.
There are two problems we need to solve.
thereadverb
In, at, or to that place or position.
Put the box over there on the table.
At that point in a process, argument, or story.
Stop right there and think about what you're doing.
thereinterjection
Used to express triumph or to draw attention to something that has been done or noticed.
There! I told you it would work.
Used to comfort or soothe someone.
There, there, everything will be all right.
thereadverb
Used to introduce a sentence or clause, often to indicate the existence of something.
There is a book on the table.
Used to refer to a place or position.
I will meet you there at noon.
thereinterjection
Used to express satisfaction or triumph upon achieving something.
There! I finally finished the puzzle.
Used to comfort or soothe someone.
There, there, don't cry. Everything will be alright.
Used to draw attention to something or someone.
There, look at that beautiful rainbow!