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here's to — idiom

1. a fixed opening for a toast — said while everyone raises their glass, naming the

1.idiom
Definition

a fixed opening for a toast — said while everyone raises their glass, naming the person, group, or event you want to wish well or celebrate before drinking together.

Example

Mauricio lifted his glass and said, "Here's to Anjali and her new bakery on Maple Street."

Here's to the firefighters who saved every house on our block last summer.