cheery
word
Definition
Feeling or showing happiness and positivity; cheerful and bright in mood or appearance.
Usage & Nuances
'Cheery' is informal and describes a person's mood, voice, or atmosphere. It's less strong than 'joyful' or 'ecstatic'. Often used with words like 'smile', 'greeting', or 'atmosphere'. Don't confuse with 'cherry' (the fruit).
Spanish: alegre - animadoPortuguese (BR): alegre - animadoPortuguese (PT): alegre - bem-dispostoChinese (Simplified): 愉快的 - 快活的Chinese (Traditional): 愉快的 - 快活的Hindi: खुशमिजाज - प्रसन्नचित्तArabic: مبتهج - مفعم بالبهجةBengali: আনন্দিত - প্রাণবন্ত - হাসিখুশিRussian: жизнерадостный - весёлыйJapanese: 陽気な - 明るいVietnamese: vui tươi - rạng rỡKorean: 명랑한 - 상쾌한Turkish: neşeli - canlıUrdu: خوش مزاج - خوشگوارIndonesian: ceria - riang
Example Sentences
She gave me a cheery smile every morning.
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Even on rainy days, Carla remains cheery and positive.
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He greeted us with a cheery "Good morning!" when we entered the office.
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A cheery atmosphere can really brighten up a dull day.
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The room looked cheery with all the balloons.
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His cheery voice made everyone feel better.
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