| [/tʃɪə(r); tʃɪr/] v 用法:
1 [I, Tn] give shouts of joy, praise, support or encouragement to (sb) 向（某人）欢呼; 喝采:
The crowd cheered loudly as the Queen appeared. 女王出现时群众高声欢呼. *
The winning team were cheered by their supporters. 获胜的队受到热情观众的喝采. 用法:
2 [Tn] give comfort, hope, support or encouragement to (sb); gladden 给（某人）安慰、 希望、 支持或鼓励; 使欢喜:
He was greatly cheered by the news. 他听到这个消息非常高兴. 用法:
3 (phr v) cheer sb on encourage sb to make greater efforts by cheering 鼓舞或鼓励某人更加努力:
The crowd cheered the runners on as they started the last lap. 赛跑进入最後一圈时, 观众为运动员加油鼓劲. cheer (sb) up (cause sb to) become happier or more cheerful （使某人）更高兴或更快活:
Try and cheer up a bit; life isn't that bad! 想办法高兴点儿, 生活并不是那麽糟! *
You look as though you need cheering up, ie to be cheered up. 看来你需要振作起来. *
(fig 比喻) Flowers always cheer a room up. 房间里一有花就满室生辉. cheer 2
[/tʃɪə(r); tʃɪr/] n 用法:
1 [C] shout of joy, praise, support or encouragement 欢呼声; 喝采声:
the cheers of the crowd 群众的欢呼声 *
Three cheers for (ie Shout `hurray' three times to show admiration for) the bride and groom! 向新娘、 新郎三次欢呼! 用法:
2 [U] (arch 古) happiness and hopefulness 欢愉与乐观:
Christmas should be a time of great cheer. 圣诞节应是欢乐的时刻. |