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here `adverb` [ hɪə ]

• in, at, or to this place or position.

• "they have lived here most of their lives"

Similar: at/in this place, at/in this spot, at/in this location, to this place, to this spot, to this location, to here, over here, near, nearer, close, closer, hither,

• used when introducing something or someone.

• "here's a dish that is quick to make"

• used when indicating a time, point, or situation that has arrived or is happening.

• "here is your opportunity"

Similar: now, at this moment, at this point, at this point in time, at this time, at this juncture, at this stage,

here `exclamation`

• used to attract someone's attention.

• "here, let me hold it"

• indicating one's presence in a roll-call.

Origin: Old English hēr, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German hier, also to he.

here goes

• said to indicate that one is about to start something difficult or exciting.

here and now

• at the present time.
"we're going to settle this here and now"

here and there

• in various places.
"clothes were scattered here and there"

here goes

• said to indicate that one is about to start something difficult or exciting.

here's to someone/something

• used to wish health or success before drinking.
"here's to us!"

here today, gone tomorrow

• soon over or forgotten; short-lived.

here we are

• said on arrival at one's destination.

here we go again

• said to indicate that the same events, typically undesirable ones, are recurring.

neither here nor there

• of no importance or relevance.

here adverb [ hɪə ]

here exclamation

here goes

here `adverb` [ hɪə ]

here `exclamation`