cheered
word · lemma: cheer
Definition
Expressed support, happiness, or encouragement by shouting or making noise, often at an event or for a person. It is the past tense of 'cheer'.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to groups or crowds showing support ('The crowd cheered'). Can also mean one person encouraging someone. Sometimes used for both sports and happy or positive announcements. Do not confuse with 'cheered up' (to make someone feel happier).
Spanish: animó - vitoreó - aplaudióPortuguese (BR): aplaudiu - animou - torceuPortuguese (PT): aplaudiu - animou - apoiouChinese (Simplified): 欢呼 - 加油 - 鼓掌Chinese (Traditional): 歡呼 - 加油 - 鼓掌Hindi: उत्साहित किया - तालियाँ बजाईं - जश्न मनायाArabic: شجّع - هتف - صفقBengali: উল্লাস করেছিল - উৎসাহ দিয়েছিলRussian: поддержали - аплодировали - радостно выкрикивалиJapanese: 歓声を上げた - 応援したVietnamese: cổ vũ - hoan hôKorean: 응원했다 - 환호했다Turkish: tezahürat etti - alkışladıUrdu: حوصلہ افزائی کی - خوشی منائیIndonesian: bersorak - memberi semangat
Example Sentences
Fans cheered loudly as the band came on stage.
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I cheered so much, I lost my voice by the end of the game.
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Her friends cheered her on during the interview.
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The crowd cheered when the team scored a goal.
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She cheered for her friend in the race.
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Everyone cheered at the good news.
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