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I . cheer [tʃɪəʳ] N

2. cheer no pl (joy):

cheer
to be of good cheer liter

II . cheer [tʃɪəʳ] VB intr to cheer for sb

cheer

cheer on VB trans

cheer
cheer

I . cheer up VB intr

cheer
cheer up!

II . cheer up VB trans

cheer
cheer

Usage examples with cheer

ringing cheer
cheer up!
to give a cheer
to be of good cheer liter

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Send the volley cheer on high.
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When my tootsies weren't squished into my beloved pointy-toed pumps, they were stuck in flimsy cheer sneakers and unstable soccer cleats.
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The announcement of the minus-25 degree wind chill factor a few minutes later drew an equally loud cheer.
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The chambermaids try to cheer her up by singing, but it does not help.
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He can not sincerely cheer on another ace, because in his heart the only true ace is himself.
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Already are the railroads displacing the companionable cheer of crackling walnut with the dogged self-complacency and sullen virtue of anthracite.
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There were some cracking spectacles, displays of pro tekkas, and fans roaring and singing en masse to cheer on their favourite players.
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His outgoing personality and funny stories made him popular; he was even asked to tour military bases to cheer up other servicemen.
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The announcer narrates the ebb and flow of the game as the betters cheer on their horse.
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Pizzas delivered to the aircraft via baggage cart seemed to cheer everyone up, according to their social media posts.
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