cheer

UK:  [tʃɪə(r)]

US:  [tʃɪr]

第三人称单数：cheers  现在分词：cheering  过去式：cheered  

n.

1.欢呼,喝彩;鼓励

2.欢呼;喝采

3.兴致勃勃,愉快

4.振奋

5.叫好

6.心情

7.款待;丰盛的菜肴[食品],好菜

8.〔古语〕表情

9.菜肴;酒菜

v.

1.对…欢呼;为…喝彩;(以欢呼声)鼓舞,奖励

2.欢呼;喝采

3.使高兴;鼓舞;安慰:

4.欢喜,高兴,快活

5.使振奋,使喜欢,使快慰,安慰

1 . By sharing your quest with other people, you give them a reason to cheer for you, to listen to you, or to join you in changing the world.
通过和别人分享你的探寻经历，让他们为你高兴，倾听你，甚至加入你改变世界的行动中。

2 . When the finance section of our company announced that everyone would get a pay rise, there was a lot of good cheer in the office.
当我们公司的财务部宣布人人都得到加薪时，办公室里一片欢呼雀跃。

3 . I know what happened when he left Juve, but if someone is a real fan, then today he must cheer on Cannavaro too, as he is one of us.
我知道卡纳瓦罗离开尤文后发生了什么事情，但作为真正的球迷，他们同样应该向卡纳瓦罗欢呼，因为他是我们的一份子。

4 . In a spirit of seasonal goodwill, this column will attempt to cheer shell-shocked investors with a little optimism.
怀着一种适逢佳节的善意，本专栏将试图以些许的乐观精神，来鼓舞重创之后的投资者。

5 . WHEN then went on to tell IF about his week, hoping that it would cheer him up a bit.
然后WHEN接着告诉IF他这周的计划，希望能让他振作些。