You know I’ll always be there for you.
by 'there (WelshE) there; to there
ASPJt; I*J IP M ; ft SP
M: He’s
over by there. if A SP J L 0 have been there be'fore (informal) to
know all about a situation because you have experienced it ; MM
f&Jfjfi not all 'there (informal) not
very intelligent, especially because of mental illness #77;
,so 'there! (informal) used to
show that you are determined not to change your attitude or opinion iftJUiii
ARjggjtPX Well, you can’t have it, so there! .there it 'is
[informal) that is the situation
'If It’s
crazy,
I know, but there it is. ?)c$gif,
gPi&^fE, 7#'lf 81SUI fP ltb o ‘there’s a good boy, girl, dog, etc. [informal) used to praise or
encourage small children or animals L ftvmm, Finishyour
lunch, there’s a good boy. i[Ei£7o there’s
lovely, nice, etc. [WelshE) used to express that
sth has a particular quality ( ^7 ^^#4# if ) AiffCT
.there’s
'sth for you [informal) used to say that sth
is a very good example of sth S.f' Btl; & vf 7 :
She visited him every day he was in the hospital. There’s devotion for you.
fffiEI^Bf, jif # AfPI^Mif 0 Wilk&'L'&h
o o [ironic) He didn’t even say thank you. There’s gratitude for you! jf &7ilt7fP'&:i£o
II, &Wt .there or therea'bouts [BrE, informal) used to say that sth
is very good, even if it is not perfect ( A7P{£77Gli-tMll£F ) #7^: At the
end of the tournament, he’ll be there or thereabouts (=he may not win, but
he will be one of the best players). gfj<t, If7 7 f m ® A 0 .there,'there! [informal) used to persuade a
small child to stop crying or being upset ( )
if 7 f> f?
T : There, there!
Never mind, you’ll soon feel better. r, 71 .there
you 'are (also .there you 'go) [informal) 1 used when giving sb a
thing they want or have asked for If ff; j£ Ifc J§ if 3c (ft; # A nE:
There you are—that’ll be £3.80, please. J^T, If it, if# 3 80 70 o OK, there you
go. it}, lfi7o 2 used when
explaining or showing sth to sb ( YOU
switch on, push in the disk
and there you are!
A , ift AifcfrT! o There you are! I told
you it
was easy! H, 3 used
when you are talking about
sth that happens in a typical way or about a situation that cannot be changed (
There you go—that’s what
they’re like. — fife
ill
If
j§fk 7 # 7 o 0 I know it’s not ideal but there you go ... f£7Jjt:i&77JI'tI, {IKiAS#©-- .there you go a'gain [informal) used to criticize sb
when they behave in a way that is typical of them ( #fc if #A 1$ — ft ft Mr) # JL
7 it — M 7 : There you go again—jumping to conclusions. # X M
^ 7: 7 „
— more at
here adv.
■
exclamation used to express
satisfaction that you were right about sth or to show that sth annoys you ( Mkm
) mm, &m,
mm-.
There now! What did I tell you? (= you can see that I
was right) ffcH! Eft # ft 7 M ? 0 There!
That didn’t hurt too much, did it? % #', SP 7 A^i nE
? o There! You’ve gone and
woken the baby! Hi #-^Ai)ctE
&7#0I7!
thereabouts /.Qeara'bauts; NAmE
,dera-/ adv. (usually used after or IS 7 $77 or ;£ fnf 1 near the
place mentioned A SP Pfi ifi:: He comes from
1\. H)‘
Ai7, £7, 1:7': They paid $100 000 or thereabouts for the house, if il l X IIP & 7 i£ 7 77.^ i0
A fto IKTftl see there adv.
thereafter /,9ear‘a:fta(r); NAmE
,9er'aef-/ adv. (formal) after the time or event mentioned A |5; lit
gj; H la: She married at 17 and gave birth to her first child shortly
thereafter, if 17 A)a7AiEX7
Jg-7®70
—
compare hereafter adv.(2)
there by /.dea'bai; NAmE
.der'bai/ adv. (formal) used to introduce the result of the action or
situation mentioned 0 lit ; 7 i)t ; Mk
W : Regular exercise
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strengthens the heart, thereby reducing the risk of heart attack.
Wfcft.
there-fore 0-w /'aeafo:(r); NAmE '9erf-/ adv. used to introduce the
logical result of sth that has just been mentioned 0 lit; #r Tl; 01: He’s only 17 and therefore not
eligible to vote, if JR A 17 ^ , Biiti&WtS: 0 There is still much to discuss. We
shall, therefore, return to this item at our next meeting. i?i$i&
tm,
?ciiM£T&^±m$i£M
there-from /.dea'from; NAmE ,9er'fra:m/ adv. (formal or law &) from the thing
mentioned ^ jtt; jk SP M: The committee will examine the
agreement and any problems arising therefrom.
therein /.Qear'in; NAmE ,5er-/ adv. (formal or law #) in the place,
object, document, etc. mentioned fE IP M , ^^7 1 A^A6iJifA, 5tif^ ) : The insurance
policy covers the building and any fixtures contained therein. 0
IT»17!1 therein lies ...
used
to emphasize the result or consequence of a particular situation IP—&.Wtfk; Mff ffi (I! ; • • • it 7 iP fi : He works extremely hard and
therein lies the key to his success, if , i£it
Jiifi&ifWAtto
there-of /.Qear'nv; NAmE ,9er'a:v/ adv. (formal or law W) of the thing mentioned
-777; 7lit: Is the
property or any part thereof used for commercial activity? }%
there-on /,9ear'nn; NAmE .der'ain; -'o:n/ adv. (formal or law W) on the thing
mentioned 1M • • • 7 it M;
7 • • ■ M 7 7: a meeting to discuss the annual accounts and the auditors’ report thereon
if if
7 it M A K 7 if ft ^ W
there^ /Qeoz; NAmE 9erz/ short form 1 there is 2 there
has
there-to /.Qee'tu:; NAmE .aer'tu:/ adv. (formal or law #) to the thing
mentioned |5$A; I® A: The lease entitles the holder to use the buildings and any land attached
thereto. RJ9fMMW
there under /,de0r'Anda(r); NAmE ,5er-/ adv. (formal or law &) under the thing
mentioned 7^7; Milt: This savings plan is only available under the Finance Act 1990 and any
regulations made thereunder. j&iIiStlf
if M « 1990 ^7MSifo
there upon /.deare’pnn; NAmE ,dera‘pa:n/ adv. (formal)
1
immediately after the situation
mentioned; as a direct result of the situation mentioned 7 gp; R| gp; 0 ft; 7^: The audience thereupon rose cheering to
their feet. & Bt gp j&yL tE Bf 0 2 on
the thing mentioned f£
:
a large notice with black letters printed thereupon
there-with /,9ea'wi5; -'wi0; NAmE ,9er'w-/ adv. (old use or formal) 1 with or in
the thing mentioned #]fcb; 77
2
soon or immediately after that gggp; 7£gp
therm /03im; NAmE 03:rm/ noun a unit of heat, used
in
)
thermal /'03:ml; A//\/??E‘03irml/ adj., noun
m adji [only before noun]
1 (technical A if) connected with heat ; J&jilW : thermal energy 2 (of clothing A IS)
designed to keep you warm by preventing heat from escaping from the body ;
[$r3tl£Kj: thermal
underwear
7 3 (of streams, lakes, etc. M 7.
^)
in which the water has been naturally heated by the earth jMRt(ft;
: thermal
springs '/!77 ► ther-
maMy /-ali/
adv.
unoun 1 [C] a rising current of warm air used,
for example, by a glider to gain height A 5t f^J H 7i 2 thermals [pi.] (especially
BrE)
warm underwear that prevents heat from escaping from the body ^810 ADI
.thermal ‘imaging noun [u]
(technical Aioj the process of
producing an image of sth or finding out where sth is, using the heat that
comes from it £7 A ft (