cheer
US: /ˈtʃɪɹ/
UK: /tʃˈiə/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
cheer /tʃiə/- danh từ
- sự vui vẻ, sự khoái trá
- sự cổ vũ, sự khuyến khích
- words of cheer: những lời khuyến khích
- sự hoan hô; tiêng hoan hô
- to give three cheers for: hoan hô (ai) ba lần
- đồ ăn ngon, món ăn thịnh soạn
- to make good cheer: ăn món ăn thịnh soạn, ăn uống linh đình
- khí sắc; thể trạng
- what cheer this morning?: sáng nay anh thấy thể trạng thế nào?, sáng nay anh cảm thấy trong người thế nào?
- to be good cheer!
- cố gắng lên!; đừng nản, hãy can đảm lên!
- to be of good cheer
- đầy dũng cảm; đầy hy vọng
- the fewer the better cheer
- càng ít người càng được ăn nhiều
- ngoại động từ
- làm vui mừng, làm phấn khởi; làm hớn hở ((cũng) cheer up)
- (+ on) khích lệ, cổ vũ
- to cheer someone on: khích lệ ai, cổ vũ ai
- hoan hô, tung hô
- speaker was cheered loudly: diễn giả được hoan hô nhiệt liệt
- nội động từ
- vui, mừng, khoái, thích
- (+ up) phấn khởi, phấn chấn, hớn hở, vui vẻ lên, hăng hái lên
- cheer up, boys!: vui vẻ lên, hăng hái lên nào các cậu!
- hoan hô, vỗ tay hoan hô
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb+ noun
1 [C] a shout of joy, support or praise: A great cheer went up from the crowd. + cheers of encouragement + Three cheers for the winners! (= used when you are asking a group of people to cheer three times, in order to congratulate sb, etc.)
2 [C] (AmE) a special song or poem used by CHEERLEADERS
3 [U] (formal or literary) an atmosphere of happiness: Christmas and New Year are a time of good cheer in the company of family and friends.
+ verb
1 to shout loudly, to show support or praise for sb, or to give them encouragement: [V] We all cheered as the team came on to the field. + Cheering crowds greeted their arrival. + [VN] The crowd cheered the President as he drove slowly by.
2 [VN] [usually passive] to give hope, comfort or encouragement to sb: She was cheered by the news from home.
cheering noun [U]: He came on stage amid clapping and cheering.
cheering adjective: The results of the test were very cheering.
Phrasal Verbs: cheer sb<->on to give shouts of encouragement to sb in a race, competition, etc: The spectators cheered the runners on.
cheer up
cheer sb/sth<->up to become more cheerful; to make sb/sth more cheerful: Oh, come on-cheer up! + Give Mary a call; she needs cheering up. + Bright curtains can cheer up a dull room.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 disposition, frame of mind, spirit:
They were of good cheer, considering their predicament.
2 cheerfulness, gladness, mirth, joy, gaiety, blitheness, happiness, buoyancy, light-heartedness, merrymaking:
There wasn't much cheer at the pub when we learnt of what had befallen poor Grover.
3 comfort, solace, encouragement, consolation:
She brought in a little breath of cheer from the outside world.
4 shout, cry, hurrah, rah, huzzah, hurray or hooray:
Three cheers for Penelope!
v.
5 comfort, console, solace, encourage, inspirit, warm, Colloq buck up:
Your friendly note cheered me considerably.
6 gladden, enliven, cheer up, hearten, buoy up, brighten, elate, brighten, uplift, lift up:
Let thy heart cheer thee in the days of thy youth.
7 applaud, shout, hurrah, clap, yell; Colloq Brit and Australian and New Zealand barrack for:
The crowd cheered for five minutes when Mr Flews stood to speak.
Collocation
ADJ.
big, deafening, great, hearty, huge, loud, rousing
The players were greeted by rousing cheers.
VERB + CHEER
give (sb)
They gave a big cheer when I finally arrived.
| be greeted by/with, get, raise
She got a loud cheer when she finished speaking.
CHEER + VERB
go up
A deafening cheer went up from the crowd.
CHEER + NOUN
leader
PREP.
amid/amidst ~
He accepted the prize amid cheers.
| to ~s
She went off the stage to loud cheers.
| ~ for
a cheer for democracy
| ~ from
There were loud cheers from the crowd.
| ~ of
cheers of welcome
PHRASES
three cheers for sb/sth
Three cheers for Mr Jones, who has been such a wonderful teacher!
1 shout to encourage sb
ADV.
loudly, wildly
The crowd cheered loudly as the goalkeeper made a brilliant save.
PREP.
for
The fans cheered for their team.
2 make sb happy/more hopeful
ADV.
greatly, a lot
I was greatly cheered by this news. Talking to Jane cheered me up a lot.
| a bit | up
PREP.
(up) with
I cheered her up with memories of our holidays together.
Concise dictionary
cheers|cheered|cheeringtʃɪənoun
+a cry or shout of approval
+the quality of being cheerful and dispelling gloom
verb
+give encouragement to
+show approval or good wishes by shouting
+cause (somebody) to feel happier or more cheerful
+become cheerful
+urge on or encourage especially by shouts
