here
- adverb
- /hɪr/
- So yeah, I think we can stop here for today.
- here and now
- here to stay
But with that said, here's a couple of thoughts.
- But with that said, here's a couple of thoughts.
- And now, dear friends, here's Sam Altman.
- So there's going to be a joke here about Uncle Joey, right?
- And when you find it, here's what it says.
- Alex Friedman And now here's my conversation with Jim Keller.
Examples
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I'm here right now, you're here right now.
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Without further ado, here are the questions that can keep your story on track:
Academic text (2011) -
I have to just check here on the vote.
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So we have to make up our minds here now.
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We have a really good platform now here for reconstruction.
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And I can't thank you enough for being here to be that example.
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"The water table is much higher here now, so we cannot excavate a lot of stuff," explains Davis.
Academic text (2011) -
I assure Phan that what worries him here worries me as well.
Academic text (2011) -
You need to finish your work here before you go out.
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I want to explain my ideas here so everyone understands them.
Synonyms
At this exact moment or right away
At the present time
At the present time rather than in the past
The time and place you are in now
Now, not in the past or future
At this very moment without delay
The present time, especially compared with the past
At the present time
The time that is happening now
At the present time in general
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
A phrase people say to tell others nothing interesting or worrying is happening
- Informal
Say this before trying something risky when you expect little success
- Informal
Words you say when you are surprised to see someone in an unexpected place
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Here was also used to point to 'this time' as well as place, like in the phrase here and now, so here can mean 'now' or 'at this time'.