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there US English

in, at, or to that place or position

there is/are in there US English

used to indicate the fact or existence of something

there's US English

there is

all there in all US English

in full possession of one’s mental faculties

so there in there US English

used to express one’s defiance or awareness that someone will not like what one has decided or is saying

get in there in get US English

take positive action to achieve one’s aim (often said as an exhortation)

put it there in put US English

used to indicate that the speaker wishes to shake hands with someone in agreement or congratulation

there it is in there US English

that is the situation

there you are or go in there US English

this is what you wanted

hang in in hang US English

remain persistent and determined in difficult circumstances

here and there in here US English

in various places

not all there in there US English

(of a person) not fully alert and functioning

there goes —— in there US English

used to express the destruction or failure of something

who goes there? in go1 US English

said by a sentry as a challenge

be there for in there US English

be available to provide support or comfort for (someone)

there is no saying in say US English

it is impossible to know

there or thereabouts in there US English

in or very near a particular place or position

there you go again in there US English

used to criticize someone for behaving in a way that is typical of them

there you have it in there US English

used to emphasize or draw attention to a particular fact

there's or that's —— for you in for US English

used ironically to indicate a particularly poor example of (a quality mentioned)

there is something in/to —— in something US English

—— is worth considering; there is some truth in ——

there is no telling in tell1 US English

used to convey the impossibility of knowing what has happened or will happen

been there, done that in there US English

used to express past experience of or familiarity with something, especially something now regarded as boring or unwelcome

there wasn't a dry eye in the house in dry US English

(with reference to a play, film, or similar event) everyone in the audience was moved to tears

neither here nor there in here US English

of no importance or relevance

there is no holding someone back in hold1 US English

used to convey that someone is particularly determined or cannot be prevented from doing something

have been there before in there US English

know all about a situation from experience

where there's smoke there's fire in smoke US English

there’s always some reason for a rumor

there will be hell to pay in hell US English

serious trouble will occur as a result of a previous action

there's honor among thieves in honor ( honour) US English

dishonest people may have certain standards of behavior that they will respect

there's no law against it in law US English

used in spoken English to assert that one is doing nothing wrong, especially in response to an actual or implied criticism

there is no mistaking someone or something in mistake US English

it is impossible not to recognize someone or something

there's safety in numbers in safety US English

being in a group of people makes you feel more confident or secure about taking action

where there's a will there's a way in will2 US English

determination will overcome any obstacle

there is method in one's madness in method US English

there is a sensible foundation for what appears to be foolish or strange behavior

as if there was or as though there were no tomorrow in tomorrow US English

with no regard for the future consequences

there's no accounting for tastes or taste in account US English

it is impossible to explain why different people like different things, especially those things that the speaker considers unappealing

there but for the grace of God go I in grace US English

used to acknowledge one’s good fortune in avoiding another’s mistake or misfortune

there's no fool like an old fool in fool1 US English

the foolish behavior of an older person seems especially foolish as they are expected to think and act more sensibly than a younger one

there are plenty more fish in the sea in fish1 US English

used to console someone whose romantic relationship has ended by pointing out that there are many other people with whom they may have a successful relationship in the future

there's no such thing as a free lunch in lunch US English

it isn’t possible to get something for nothing

there's more to someone/something than meets the eye in meet1 US English

a person or situation is more complex or interesting than they appear

there's more than one way to skin a cat in skin US English

there’s more than one way of achieving one’s aim

there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip in slip1 US English

many things can go wrong between the start of a project and its completion; nothing is certain until it has happened

there English-French

there is/are