There you have it Meaning in English
expression
ˈðɛɹ/ /ˈju/ /ˈhæv/ /ˈɪt/, /ɪt
THAIR-yoo-HAV-it
ðˈeə/ /jˈuː/ /hæv/ /ˈɪt
THAIR-yoo-HAV-it
Definition
This expression is used to show something has just been explained, completed, or demonstrated, often adding finality or simplicity.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and often said with a tone of finality, sometimes after demonstrating something simple or resolving a question. Can be used after instructions, explanations, or to summarize a point.
Spanish: ahí lo tienes - así esPortuguese (BR): pronto, está aí - é issoPortuguese (PT): aí tens - está feitoChinese (Simplified): 这就是了 - 就是这样Chinese (Traditional): 這就是了 - 就是這樣Hindi: लो हो गया - यही हैArabic: ها هو ذا - هذا هوBengali: এই তো - দেখো হয়ে গেছেRussian: вот и всё - вот, пожалуйстаJapanese: ほら、これで完成 - できあがりVietnamese: vậy là xong - thế là xongKorean: 자, 이렇게 끝 - 자, 됐죠Turkish: işte bu kadar - gördün müUrdu: لو جی ہوگیا - یہ ہوگیاIndonesian: nah, begitu saja - selesai deh
Example Sentences
Just add water, and there you have it.
basic
Mix these colors together and there you have it – green.
basic
Tie your shoes like this, and there you have it.
basic
You wanted proof? Well, there you have it!
natural
I fixed your computer, so there you have it – all done.
natural
So that's the recipe – there you have it!
natural