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English Idioms :: here
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here - See: ALL THERE or ALL HERE, NEITHER HERE NOR THERE, SAME HERE. |
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Traditional English :: here
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here - adv., n., & int. --adv. 1 in or at or to this place or position (put it here; has lived here for many years; comes here every day).
2 indicating a person's presence or a thing offered (here is your coat; my son here will show you).
3 at this point in the argument, situation, etc. (here I have a question). --n. this place (get out of here; lives near here; fill it up to here). --int. 1 calling attention: short for come here, look here, etc. (here, where are you going with that?).
2 indicating one's presence in a roll-call: short for I am here. here and now at this very moment; immediately. here and there in various places. here goes! colloq. an expression indicating the start of a bold act. here's to I drink to the health of. here we are colloq. said on arrival at one's destination. here we go again colloq. the same, usu. undesirable, events are recurring. here you are said on handing something to somebody. neither here nor there of no importance or relevance. [OE her f. Gmc: cf. HE] |
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Related Words
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door
down
without
you
enter
keyword
web
address
google.comenter
comenter
yahoo.comenter
go
again
my
own
bryan
adams
am
lord
worship
lyric
angels
brought
me
anywhere
but
breakdown
comes
bride
come
steven
curtis
chapman
will
be
dido
with
its
all
downhill
from
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Most Often Usage
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3 door down here without you
enter keyword or web address here
google.comenter keyword or web address here
comenter keyword or web address here
yahoo.comenter keyword or web address here
here i go again
here i go again on my own
bryan adams here i am
here i am lord
here i am
here i am to worship lyric
here i am to worship
angels brought me here
anywhere but here
breakdown here
here comes the bride
here come the bride
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