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1. noun1) (a shout of approval, encouragement or welcome: Three cheers for the Queen!) viva, hurra2) (mood: Be of good cheer.) humor
2. verb(to give a shout of approval etc (to): The crowd cheered the new champion.) vitorear, aclamar- cheerful- cheerfully
- cheerfulness
- cheerless
- cheers!
- cheery
- cheerily
- cheeriness
- cheer up
cheer1 n viva / hurra / vítorthree cheers for the winner! ¡tres hurras por el ganador!cheer2 vb gritar con entusiasmo / vitoreartr[ʧɪəSMALLr/SMALL]■ three cheers for Harry! ¡tres hurras para Harry!, ¡viva Harry!2 (happiness) alegría1 (applaud with shouts) vitorear, aclamar2 (gladden) animar, alegrar1 aplaudir, aclamarcheer ['ʧɪr] vt1) encourage: alentar, animar2) gladden: alegrar, levantar el ánimo a3) acclaim: aclamar, vitorear, echar porras acheer n1) cheerfulness: alegría f, buen humor m, jovialidad f2) applause: aclamación f, ovación f, aplausos mplthree cheers for the chief!: ¡viva el jefe!3)cheers! : ¡salud!n.• alegría s.f.• animación s.f.• regocijo s.m.v.• alborozar v.• alegrar v.• aplaudir v.• reconfortar v.• regocijar v.• vitorear v.• vocear v.tʃɪr, tʃɪə(r)
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1) ca) (of encouragement, approval) ovación f, aclamación fto give three cheers for somebody — vitorear or (AmS tb) vivar a alguien
b) ( cheerleaders' routine) (AmE) hurra m2) cheers pl (as interj)a) ( drinking toast) salud!b) ( thanks) (BrE colloq) gracias3) u ( cheerfulness) (liter) alegría f, animación fbe of good cheer — ánimo!, levanta el ánimo!
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1)a) ( shout in approval) aclamar, vitorearb) cheer (on) ( shout encouragement at) animar, darle* ánimos a2) (gladden, comfort) alegrar, reconfortar
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vi aplaudir, gritar entusiasmadamentePhrasal Verbs:- cheer up[tʃɪǝ(r)]1. N1) (=applause) ovación f, aclamación f ; (=hurrah) vítor m, viva mthree cheers for the president! — ¡viva el presidente!, ¡tres hurras por el presidente!
2) (=comfort) consuelo mthe inflation figures offer little cheer to the government — el nivel de inflación brinda poco consuelo al gobierno
3) (=state of mind)be of good cheer — liter ¡ánimo!
2.EXCLcheers! — (=toast) ¡salud!; (Brit) * (=thank you) ¡gracias!; (=goodbye) ¡hasta luego!
3. VT1) (=applaud) [+ winner etc] aclamar, vitorear2) (also: cheer up) (=gladden) alegrar, animar4.VI (=shout) dar vivas, dar vítores- cheer on- cheer up* * *[tʃɪr, tʃɪə(r)]
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1) ca) (of encouragement, approval) ovación f, aclamación fto give three cheers for somebody — vitorear or (AmS tb) vivar a alguien
b) ( cheerleaders' routine) (AmE) hurra m2) cheers pl (as interj)a) ( drinking toast) salud!b) ( thanks) (BrE colloq) gracias3) u ( cheerfulness) (liter) alegría f, animación fbe of good cheer — ánimo!, levanta el ánimo!
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1)a) ( shout in approval) aclamar, vitorearb) cheer (on) ( shout encouragement at) animar, darle* ánimos a2) (gladden, comfort) alegrar, reconfortar
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vi aplaudir, gritar entusiasmadamentePhrasal Verbs:- cheer up
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