1. contraction of he will.
Examples from the web for he'll
- he'll always shine down on us all with his inspiration, warmth and wit.
- It is not yet clear whether he'll be ready for spring training.
- he'll sit down in a certain chair, put some shades on and be by himself.
- As part of the lecture, he'll be screening pictures of his own garden and of other gardens that fit the same category.
- Once you're back on solid ground, he'll gladly snap your picture and fillet your catch.
- The slicer therefore wants to make the division equal, knowing he'll get stuck with the littler piece if he botches the job.
- Ask a physicist what emergent properties are and how does he propose to measure them and he'll walk off mumbling to himself.
- he'll lie down with his head inches from the subwoofer if a deep soothing beat is playing.
- The recipient can still decide what he wants, but he'll have to pay for his own junk.
- If there is a problem, he'll do his best to try to solve it.
British Dictionary definitions for he'll