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Definition of here's to someone/something in English:
here's to someone/something
phrase
Used to wish health or success before drinking.
‘here's to us!’
‘Whether you're on your way to work or working your way elsewhere, here's to your health, the smoothie way.’
‘So, here's to a fortnight of successful operating and hats off to a group of very dedicated people who are volunteering their time and skills to help the needy of East Africa.’
‘So, here's to you and your positive attitude and I'll pray to my higher power that you're right.’
‘So, here's to the continuing success of the Haphazard racing team!’
‘California Authors just celebrated its first year in operation, so here's to you, and hopes for many more.’
‘We wish Jimmy and Jan many more years of health and happiness and here's to the fortieth, folks.’
‘Happy Mothers Day… to all the blessed women who have ventured into the world of motherhood here's to you!’
‘Everyone at the trust says thank you and here's to you, Dave.’
‘And here's to you, Carol Smith, as Mrs Robinson.’
‘Good luck with your hunt for profit in pairs trading, and here's to your success in the markets.’