Here's to Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈhɪɹz/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ

HEERZ too, HEERZ tuh, HEERZ tih

UK

hɪəz/ /tˈuː

HEERZ TOO

Definición

You say "here's to" when making a toast, to wish good things for someone or something, usually while raising a drink.

Uso & Matices

This phrase is used in social gatherings when raising a glass in a toast. Use 'here's to' + person/idea/event (e.g., 'here’s to success!'). It is often followed by clinking glasses. Only use in celebratory, friendly contexts—never formal written English.

• Spanish: brindis por - un brindis por
• Portuguese (BR): um brinde a - um brinde por
• Portuguese (PT): um brinde a - um brinde por
• Chinese (Simplified): 为...干杯 - 敬...一杯
• Chinese (Traditional): 為...乾杯 - 敬...一杯
• Hindi: इसके नाम - इसके लिए (टोस्ट करते समय)
• Arabic: نخب لـ - تحية إلى
• Bengali: উচ্চারণ করি - শুভেচ্ছা জানাই
• Russian: вот за - поднимем бокалы за
• Japanese: 〜に乾杯
• Vietnamese: Chúc mừng - Nâng ly vì
• Korean: 건배 - ~을 위해
• Turkish: şerefine - kutlu olsun
• Urdu: خراج تحسین - اس کے نام
• Indonesian: toast untuk - mari bersulang untuk

Oraciones de Ejemplo

Here's to your new job!

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Here's to good health.

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Here's to our friendship.

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Here's to making more great memories together!

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Tonight, here's to old friends and new adventures.

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Here's to the team that made this possible!

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