1 [I,T] to shout to show that you like sth or to encourage sb who is taking part in competition, sport, etc 欢呼;喝彩:
Everyone cheered the winner as he crossed the finishing line.优胜者冲过终点线的时候人人都向他欢呼。
2 [T] to make sb happy or more hopeful 鼓舞:
They were all cheered by the good news.他们因这个好消息都欢欣鼓舞。
cheer sb on to shout in order to encourage sb in a race, competition, etc 给某人打气:
As the runners started the last lap the crowd cheered them on.当赛跑选手开始跑最后一圈的时候,群众都欢呼为他们打气。cheer (sb/sth) up to become or to make sb happier; to make sth look more attractive (使)振作起来;(使)…增添色彩:
Cheer up! Things aren't that bad.振作起来吧!事情还没有那么坏呢。A few pictures would cheer this room up a bit.挂几幅画会使这房间增添一点生气。
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/tʃɪə(r) ||; tʃɪr/noun
[C] a loud shout to show that you like sth or to encourage sb who is taking part in a competition, sport, etc (用来打气的)欢呼声,喝彩声:
The crowd gave a cheer when the president appeared.总统露面时人群里响起了欢呼声。
cheer1/tʃIr; tʃIə/n [C] a shout of approval, happiness, or encouragement 喝彩﹐欢呼
cheer2v [I,T] to shout approval, encouragement etc 喝彩﹐欢呼﹔加油: The spectators cheered him wildly. 观众疯狂地为他加油。see box at见 SHOUT1 方框cheer sb on phr v to encourage a person or a team by cheering for them〔用欢呼声〕打气﹔为…加油: Her family and friends were cheering her on. 她的家人和朋友都在为她喝彩打气。cheer up phr v to become happier, or to make someone feel happier(使)高兴起来﹐(使)振作起来: Cheer up! The worst is over. 振作起来! 最糟的已经过去了。cheer sb up Here's a bit of news that will cheer you up. 有个消息会让你高兴起来。
cheercheercheerscheeredcheering2verb (cheers, cheering, cheered)to shout to show that you like something or to encourage somebody: The crowd cheered loudly when the players ran onto the pitch.cheer up, cheer somebody upto become or to make somebody happier: Cheer up! You'll feel better soon.We gave Julie some flowers to cheer her up.cheercheercheers1nouna loud shout that shows that you are pleased: The crowd gave a loud cheer as the singer came onto the stage.