There

/ðɛr/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
In, at, or to that place or position.
The book is over there on the table.
Used to indicate a particular location or situation.
There is an issue we need to discuss.
To that extent; to that degree.
I was surprised there were so many people at the event.
Used to refer to a specific point in time.
We were happy to be there when it all happened.
pronoun
Used to introduce a sentence or clause about a situation or event.
There are two options available to us.
Used to refer to something existing or apparent.
There seems to be a misunderstanding.
Used with the verb 'to be' to indicate existence.
There is a new restaurant in town.

Etymology

Middle English, from Old Norse 'þar'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

there you go:
Used to express satisfaction or encouragement.
there is:
Indicating the existence of something.
therefore:
For that reason; consequently.

Related Words

Slang Meanings

Used to affirm someone's statement.
He said it was going to rain, and there it was!
Indicates agreement or approval.
You want to go out tonight? There!