| 单词 | here |
| 释义 | adverb | interjection herehere1 /hɪr/ ●●● S1 W1 adverb 1in or to the place where you are or where you are pointing: Ken was supposed to be here at ten. Sign your name here. Come here for a minute. How far is Denver from here? Push this button here. I’m not from around here (=I don’t live in or near this place). We’re over here!out/in here It’s so cold in here.2at this point in time or in a situation: It will get easier from here. There isn’t time here to give a full explanation.3used to say that a period of time, a situation, or an event has begun or is happening now: Spring is here!4here and there scattered around in several different places: Wild roses were blooming here and there.5the here and now the present time: You need to live in the here and now and stop worrying about the future.6here to stay if something is here to stay, it has become a part of life and will continue to be so7somebody/something is here to do something used to say what someone or something’s duty or purpose is: We’re here to serve you.SPOKEN PHRASES8here is something a) (also here it is) said when you are giving or showing something to someone: Here’s your twenty dollars. Here are some pictures of our trip to Texas. b) (also here she/he/it etc. is) said when you have found someone or something you were looking for: Have you seen my glasses? Oh, here they are. Here you are! Where were you? c) (also here is somebody) used for introducing something that you are going to say, or something that someone is going to do: Here are the results of the competition. Here is Emily Moore singing “Tomorrow.”9used for saying that someone or something is arriving or has just arrived: somebody/something is here Mr. Nichols, your client is here to see you. Is the mail here yet?here is somebody/something Here’s the mailman now. Here comes your mother – be quiet!10here we go a) (also here we go again) said when something bad or annoying is beginning to happen again: Here we go again. More tears! b)said when you are starting to do something or move in a particular direction: Let’s do that again. Ready? Here we go.11here I am said to tell someone where you are when he or she is looking for you: “Mindy, where are you?” “Here I am, Mommy!”12here you go/are said when you are giving something to someone: Here you go – two lattes.13here he/she etc. is (doing something) used to describe the present situation that someone is in: Here I am, 69 years old with no money in the bank.14here we are a)said when you have finally arrived somewhere you were traveling to: Here we are, home again! b) (also here we go) said when you have found something you were looking for: Here we go! It’s at the bottom of page 78.15here’s to somebody said when you are going to drink something to wish someone good luck, show respect for him or her, etc.: Here’s to the happy couple.16I’m/we’re out of here informal used to say that you are going to leave a place because you do not like what is happening: As soon as the speeches are over, I’m out of here!17here goes (nothing) (also here we go) said when you are going to try something that is exciting or dangerous and you do not know what will happen: OK. Here goes. Move back everyone.18here, there, and everywhere in or to many different places: The rabbits were running here, there, and everywhere. [Origin: Old English her] → see also be neither here nor there at neither3 (2) adverb | interjection herehere2 ●●● S1 interjection used when you are giving or offering something to someone: Here, have some more cake. Here, let me help you with that. |
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