cheer
noun
verb
tʃɪə
noun
1
a
shout
of
happiness,
praise,
approval,
or
encouragement
欢呼，喝彩，赞美声;
C
A
great
cheer
went
up
from
the
crowd.
人群里爆发出巨大的欢呼声。
So
let’s
give
a
cheer
to
the
kids
who
passed
their
exams.
那么让我们为通过考试的孩子们喝彩吧。
The
final
whistle
was
greeted
with
triumphant
cheers
from
players
and
spectators.
终场的哨声迎来了运动员和观众胜利的欢呼。
2
three cheers for sb!
used
to
tell
a
group
of
people
to
shout
three
times
as
a
way
of
showing
support,
happiness,
thanks
etc
[口] 给某人三声欢呼！
spoken
Three
cheers
for
the
birthday
girl!
给寿星三声欢呼！
3
a
feeling
of
happiness
and
confidence
[正式] 快乐自信的情绪
U | formal
‘Hello,’
said
Auguste
cheerily.
His
good
cheer
was
not
returned.
“你好啊！”奥古斯特愉快地招呼道，但他的愉快情绪没有得到回应。
Christmas
cheer
圣诞节的欢快气氛
4
a
special
CHANT
(=phrase
that
is
repeated)
that
the
crowds
at
a
US
sports
game
shout
in
order
to
encourage
their
team
to
win
〔美国体育运动中观众为运动员打气的〕加油口号
C
verb
5
to
shout
as
a
way
of
showing
happiness,
praise,
approval,
or
support
of
someone
or
something
（为…）欢呼，喝彩;（为…）加油
I,T
Everybody
cheered
when
the
firemen
arrived.
消防员到达时，大家都欢呼起来。
The
audience
was
shouting
and
cheering.
观众在喊叫和欢呼。
The
spectators
cheered
him
wildly.
观众拼命地为他加油。
6
to
make
someone
feel
more
hopeful
when
they
are
worried
使振奋; 使感到安慰
T
By
late
afternoon
there
came
news
that
cheered
them
all.
傍晚时分传来了使大家都感到安慰的消息。
Government
policy
towards
higher
education
contains
little
to
cheer
university
students.
政府对高等教育的政策没有让大学生感到有什么希望。
cheering
news
鼓舞人心的消息
7
to
shout
encouragement
at
a
person
or
team
to
help
them
do
well
in
a
race
or
competition
〔在比赛中〕为…加油，为…打气
They
gathered
round
the
swimming
pool
and
cheered
her
on.
他们聚集在游泳池边为她加油。
8
to
become
less
sad,
or
to
make
someone
feel
less
sad
（使）高兴起来，（使）振作起来
Cheer
up!
The
worst
is
over.
振作起来！最坏的情况已经过去了。
They
cheered
up
when
they
saw
us
coming
along.
他们看到我们也一起去，就高兴了起来。
cheer
sb
↔
up
Here’s
a
bit
of
news
that
will
cheer
you
up.
有条消息会让你高兴起来的。
You
both
need
cheering
up,
I
think.
我想你们两个都需要振作起来。
9
cheer sth up
↔
to
make
a
place
look
more
attractive
使更有吸引力
bought
some
posters
to
cheer
the
place
up
a
bit.
我买了些装饰画使这地方漂亮点。