cheer in English: To shout happily to show that you like something, or to help someone feel better. (verb)

Translation

To shout happily to show that you like something, or to help someone feel better.

Word origin

From Old French chiere, meaning face, because a happy face showed good cheer.

Verb typeregular (cheer, cheers, cheered)

scored.

Here "cheer" is shouting to show you are pleased.

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"Cheer someone on" means shout to help them keep going.

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"Cheer up" means to become or make someone happier.

shout

To say something very loudly, often because you are angry or far away.

happy

Feeling glad and pleased.

crowd

A large number of people gathered together in one place.

clap

To hit your two hands together to make a sound, often to show you are happy.

support

To help someone or something, or to hold a thing up so that it does not fall.

whoo

A happy shout that people make when they are excited or when something good happens.

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