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1 главата!
cheer up -
2 бодри
cheer————————to encourage————————cheer; encourage; urge————————encourage; urge* * *enliven, animate, support -
3 храбри
cheer; encourage; urge————————encourage; urge* * *animate -
4 аплаудира
to applaud————————cheer————————cheer; encourage; urge -
5 кликне
to shout, to yell, to cry, to cheer, to triumph -
6 окуражува
to encourage, to enhearten, to give, courage to, to embolden, to animate, to inspire courage, to reassure, to cheer up, to put one on his mettle -
7 окуражи
to encourage, to enhearten, to give, courage to, to embolden, to animate, to inspire courage, to reassure, to cheer up, to put one on his mettle -
8 поразвеселува
to give joy, to gladden, to cheer up, to delight, to amuse -
9 позарвесели
to give joy, to gladden, to cheer up, to delight, to amuse -
10 предрасположува
to predispose, to put in high spirits, to cheer (up) -
11 предрасположи
to predispose, to put in high spirits, to cheer (up) -
12 резвеселува
to gladden, to cheer up, to brighten, to rejoice, to make glad, to cause to be happy -
13 развесели
to gladden, to cheer up, to brighten, to rejoice, to make glad, to cause to be happy -
14 чурулика
to chirp, to cheer up; to warble; to twitter -
15 џагори
to speak loudly, to chatter, to gossip; to twitter, to cheer(up)
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