What do you mean?

Hello, English is: well done; That's it.

For example: OK, here you are. Good luck and try to relax.

It means: OK, well done, try to relax.

Besides, here you go, which means "here you go".

For example, there is an orange. Here you are.

Here is an orange. Take it.

Extended data:

Word explanation:

Here:

Here it is. At this time; At this time (when giving someone something or pointing out something);

Here;

Hello inside; Hello.

You:

Pronoun you; Everyone; You, you; Everyone.

Complex number: yous.

Go ahead:

Intransitive verbs go; Leave; Do it; Execution;

Become [become]; Make a sound; Become; In the state of;

Turning sequence; Energy; Drive; Just try it.

Third person singular: goes, plural: goes, present participle: going, past tense: goes, past participle: gone.

English vocabulary is huge (990,000 words in total), but to estimate the specific figures, we must first judge which words can be counted as it. However, unlike other languages, there is no authoritative academic institution to define what is a formal vocabulary.

New words in the fields of medicine, science and technology are constantly emerging, some of which have entered the daily language of the public, and some are only used in a small range of people. Foreign language words brought by immigrant groups tend to blend into the English-speaking society. It is impossible to judge whether some ancient words and dialect words can be counted as English.

The Oxford English Dictionary (Second Edition) contains more than 500,000 entries, and the standard is relatively loose: "It includes standard words in literature and daily conversation, whether contemporary, outdated or archaic, as well as major scientific and technological words and a large number of dialects and slang."

English majors mainly study English language, literature, history, politics, economy, diplomacy, social culture and other basic theories and knowledge. They have received good training in English listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation, mastered certain scientific research methods, and have professional level, good quality and strong ability in translation, scientific research, teaching and management.

Training objectives:

English majors train senior English professionals who have a solid English language foundation and extensive scientific and cultural knowledge and can engage in translation, research, teaching and management in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research and tourism.