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I . cheer [tʃɪəʳ, Am tʃɪr] N

1. cheer (shout):

cheer
cheer
wiwat m

2. cheer no pl liter (cheerfulness):

[good] cheer

II . cheer [tʃɪəʳ, Am tʃɪr] VB intr

III . cheer [tʃɪəʳ, Am tʃɪr] VB trans

1. cheer (comfort):

cheer

2. cheer (support):

to cheer sb

3. cheer → cheer up

See also cheer up

I . cheer up VB intr

II . cheer up VB trans

cheer on VB trans

I . cheer up VB intr

II . cheer up VB trans

Usage examples with cheer

[good] cheer
to cheer [for sb]
to cheer sb on
to cheer sb

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The support for the on-field spectacle brings a huge amount of colour and glamour to the city to cheer on the participating teams.
en.wikipedia.org
Pizzas delivered to the aircraft via baggage cart seemed to cheer everyone up, according to their social media posts.
www.ndtv.com
Often cheer up the team when the morale is low.
en.wikipedia.org
In fact, they're in good spirits, dispensing seasonal cheer and gallows humour between songs to alleviate the tension.
www.mojo4music.com
The announcer narrates the ebb and flow of the game as the betters cheer on their horse.
en.wikipedia.org
The announcement of the minus-25 degree wind chill factor a few minutes later drew an equally loud cheer.
www.yorktonthisweek.com
If all those herbs, pills and brisk walks have proven ineffective against your stubborn beer belly, it's time to cheer up now.
www.digitaljournal.com
There were some cracking spectacles, displays of pro tekkas, and fans roaring and singing en masse to cheer on their favourite players.
musicfeeds.com.au
The chambermaids try to cheer her up by singing, but it does not help.
en.wikipedia.org
The pep rallies are often very loud and have a lot of excitation to keep all the students excited for the upcoming game and to cheer on the team.
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