There you go
Example: There you go, I finished your coffee just now.
Definition
"There you go" is an expression used to indicate that something has been completed, given, or is ready, often said when handing something over or confirming an action. It conveys a sense of accomplishment or confirmation in casual conversation.
Etymology
The phrase "there you go" originates from everyday English usage, combining 'there' to indicate a place or point and 'you go' as an encouragement or confirmation. It has evolved into a common idiomatic expression used to mark the completion or delivery of something in informal settings.
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"There you go" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - Idioms and Proverbs - (A1) - set 1", containing 104 commonly used expressions.
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