adverb
in that place :at that location
to or into that place
at that point in a process, activity, story, etc.
in that particular matter
a - used with the verb be at the beginning of a sentence that makes a statement about a situation or asks about a situation
b - used to introduce a sentence in which the subject comes after the verb
used in speech after a noun to emphasize which person, thing, etc., you are referring to
informal - used to address a person or animal
used to introduce a sentence in which the subject comes after the verb
been there, done that
have been there
used to say that you have experienced the same thing that someone else has experienced
here and there
here, there, and everywhere
neither here nor there
out there
informal - used to say in a general way that someone or something exists
then and there
or there and then
there go/goes
there's &
there you are
or there you go
informal
used to tell someone that you have given them what they asked for
used to indicate that something is completed or done in a satisfactory way
there you have it
informal - used to indicate that something is completed or done in a satisfactory way
you have me there
or there you have me
adjective
not used before a noun
capable of being relied on for support or help
not all there
interjection
used to attract attention
used to show satisfaction, approval, or encouragement
so there
informal - used to say in a somewhat rude, angry, or childish way that you have stated your opinion or decision and will not change it
there, there
used to tell someone not to be worried or unhappy
noun
[noncount] that place
that point