cheer
cheer 英 [tʃɪə(r)] 美 [tʃɪr]
v. 欢呼；鼓舞；为…加油 n. 欢呼
进行时:cheering 过去式:cheered 过去分词:cheered 第三人称单数:cheers 名词复数:cheers
- A cheer is what you shout at a sporting event when you cheer your team on, showing your enthusiasm and support. Often there's a lot of cheer or good spirits at these games, unless of course your favorite team loses.
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- v. 欢呼；鼓舞；为…加油
- n. 欢呼
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1. A great cheer went upfrom the crowd.
观众爆发出一阵热烈的欢呼声。
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2. cheers of encouragement
鼓励的喝彩声
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3. Three cheers for the winners!
为优胜者欢呼三次吧！
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4. We all cheered as the team came on to the field.
球队入场时我们都为之欢呼。
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5. Cheering crowds greeted their arrival.
欢呼的人群欢迎他们的到来。
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6. She was cheered by the news from home.
来自家里的消息使她受到鼓舞。
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7. The results of the test were very cheering.
化验结果令人欢欣鼓舞。
- cheer (n.) c. 1200, "the face, countenance," especially as expressing emotion, from Anglo-French chere "the face," Old French chiere "face, countenance, look, expression," from Late Latin cara "face" (source also of Spanish cara), possibly from Greek kara "head," from PIE root *ker- (1) "horn; head." From mid-13c. as "frame of mind, state of feeling, spirit; mood, humor."
- cheer (v.) late 14c., "to humor, console, dispel despondency;" c. 1400 as "entertain with food or drink," from cheer (n.). Related: Cheered; cheering. Sense of "to encourage by words or deeds" is early 15c. Which had focused to "salute with shouts of applause" by late 18c. Cheer up (intransitive) first attested 1670s.
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