Definition of there's in English:

there's

contractionðəzðɛːzðɛrz

1There is.
同there is
there's nothing there
那儿什么都没有。
Example sentencesExamples
- While that may be so there's no denying she knows how to make a good cup of coffee.
- He had been a bit of a naughty boy on previous occasions, there's no doubt about that.
- The city is home to one and a half million people, and there's a palpable energy in the air.
- It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times.
- I had forgotten just how long it takes to do so very little when there's a baby in the house.
- Held in March it's not a very big event and maybe that's why there's such a good feel to it.
- For those who live within easy reach of Glasgow, there's a perfect venue right on your doorstep.
- One is that there's a whole body of diseases that we tend to call autoimmune diseases.
- Now, there's a word you don't read or hear too often when it comes to modern-day sport.
- So have a look at the links and see if you can tell me if there's any real difference between the two.
- The good thing about low budget film-making is that there's not too much to lose here.
- It doesn't help that there's no one on the show that a viewer can remotely care about.
- Now there's a new website you can go to when you want to find out what your neighbours have been up to.
- The trouble is that these days there's no way to tell a real saint from a charlatan.
- Surely there's some sort of reality game show where I can win a prize to get this fixed?
- My mom lets me know there's someone who is watching out for me, and that makes me happy.
- I could say it would be nice to see a woman in the top job but there's no guarantee she'd be ideal.
- Having lost one of our major clients last week there's not so much for me to do at work these days.
- I could be tired by the end of the year but then again there's no harm being tired at that stage.
- I know that it is going to get bigger and there's nothing immediate that we can do to stop it.
1. 1.1British informal Used to make a request or express approval in a patronizing manner.
  〈非正式，主英〉做…才（对或好）
  load everything up and ferry it to the street, there's a good chap
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now, get back in your playpen and leave us grown-ups in peace, there's a good boy.
  Do try to keep up, there's a good chap.
2There has.
同there is
there's been a break-in at the shop
那家商店遭入室抢劫。
Example sentencesExamples
- There's been a mistake.
- In the first two days there's been some amount of damage done.
- It's no coincidence that there's never been an American populist who spoke well.
- That must have been the one time there's been life down in that end of the town in God knows how long.

Definition of there's in US English:

there's

contractionT͟Herzðɛrz

1There is.
同there is
there's nothing there
那儿什么都没有。
Example sentencesExamples
- I know that it is going to get bigger and there's nothing immediate that we can do to stop it.
- For those who live within easy reach of Glasgow, there's a perfect venue right on your doorstep.
- Now, there's a word you don't read or hear too often when it comes to modern-day sport.
- It doesn't help that there's no one on the show that a viewer can remotely care about.
- So have a look at the links and see if you can tell me if there's any real difference between the two.
- One is that there's a whole body of diseases that we tend to call autoimmune diseases.
- It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times.
- He had been a bit of a naughty boy on previous occasions, there's no doubt about that.
- My mom lets me know there's someone who is watching out for me, and that makes me happy.
- The good thing about low budget film-making is that there's not too much to lose here.
- I could be tired by the end of the year but then again there's no harm being tired at that stage.
- Surely there's some sort of reality game show where I can win a prize to get this fixed?
- I had forgotten just how long it takes to do so very little when there's a baby in the house.
- The trouble is that these days there's no way to tell a real saint from a charlatan.
- Having lost one of our major clients last week there's not so much for me to do at work these days.
- Now there's a new website you can go to when you want to find out what your neighbours have been up to.
- Held in March it's not a very big event and maybe that's why there's such a good feel to it.
- While that may be so there's no denying she knows how to make a good cup of coffee.
- The city is home to one and a half million people, and there's a palpable energy in the air.
- I could say it would be nice to see a woman in the top job but there's no guarantee she'd be ideal.
1. 1.1British informal Used to make a request or express approval of an action in a patronizing manner.
  〈非正式，主英〉做…才（对或好）
  load everything up and ferry it to the street, there's a good chap
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now, get back in your playpen and leave us grown-ups in peace, there's a good boy.
  Do try to keep up, there's a good chap.

单词	there's
释义	Definition of there's in English: there's contractionðəzðɛːzðɛrz 1There is. 同there is there's nothing there 那儿什么都没有。 Example sentencesExamples While that may be so there's no denying she knows how to make a good cup of coffee. He had been a bit of a naughty boy on previous occasions, there's no doubt about that. The city is home to one and a half million people, and there's a palpable energy in the air. It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times. I had forgotten just how long it takes to do so very little when there's a baby in the house. Held in March it's not a very big event and maybe that's why there's such a good feel to it. For those who live within easy reach of Glasgow, there's a perfect venue right on your doorstep. One is that there's a whole body of diseases that we tend to call autoimmune diseases. Now, there's a word you don't read or hear too often when it comes to modern-day sport. So have a look at the links and see if you can tell me if there's any real difference between the two. The good thing about low budget film-making is that there's not too much to lose here. It doesn't help that there's no one on the show that a viewer can remotely care about. Now there's a new website you can go to when you want to find out what your neighbours have been up to. The trouble is that these days there's no way to tell a real saint from a charlatan. Surely there's some sort of reality game show where I can win a prize to get this fixed? My mom lets me know there's someone who is watching out for me, and that makes me happy. I could say it would be nice to see a woman in the top job but there's no guarantee she'd be ideal. Having lost one of our major clients last week there's not so much for me to do at work these days. I could be tired by the end of the year but then again there's no harm being tired at that stage. I know that it is going to get bigger and there's nothing immediate that we can do to stop it. 1.1British informal Used to make a request or express approval in a patronizing manner. 〈非正式，主英〉做…才（对或好） load everything up and ferry it to the street, there's a good chap Example sentencesExamples Now, get back in your playpen and leave us grown-ups in peace, there's a good boy. Do try to keep up, there's a good chap. 2There has. 同there is there's been a break-in at the shop 那家商店遭入室抢劫。 Example sentencesExamples There's been a mistake. In the first two days there's been some amount of damage done. It's no coincidence that there's never been an American populist who spoke well. That must have been the one time there's been life down in that end of the town in God knows how long. Definition of there's in US English: there's contractionT͟Herzðɛrz 1There is. 同there is there's nothing there 那儿什么都没有。 Example sentencesExamples I know that it is going to get bigger and there's nothing immediate that we can do to stop it. For those who live within easy reach of Glasgow, there's a perfect venue right on your doorstep. Now, there's a word you don't read or hear too often when it comes to modern-day sport. It doesn't help that there's no one on the show that a viewer can remotely care about. So have a look at the links and see if you can tell me if there's any real difference between the two. One is that there's a whole body of diseases that we tend to call autoimmune diseases. It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times. He had been a bit of a naughty boy on previous occasions, there's no doubt about that. My mom lets me know there's someone who is watching out for me, and that makes me happy. The good thing about low budget film-making is that there's not too much to lose here. I could be tired by the end of the year but then again there's no harm being tired at that stage. Surely there's some sort of reality game show where I can win a prize to get this fixed? I had forgotten just how long it takes to do so very little when there's a baby in the house. The trouble is that these days there's no way to tell a real saint from a charlatan. Having lost one of our major clients last week there's not so much for me to do at work these days. Now there's a new website you can go to when you want to find out what your neighbours have been up to. Held in March it's not a very big event and maybe that's why there's such a good feel to it. While that may be so there's no denying she knows how to make a good cup of coffee. The city is home to one and a half million people, and there's a palpable energy in the air. I could say it would be nice to see a woman in the top job but there's no guarantee she'd be ideal. 1.1British informal Used to make a request or express approval of an action in a patronizing manner. 〈非正式，主英〉做…才（对或好） load everything up and ferry it to the street, there's a good chap Example sentencesExamples Now, get back in your playpen and leave us grown-ups in peace, there's a good boy. Do try to keep up, there's a good chap.
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