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cheering

/ˈtʃɪə.rɪŋ/

Traduction: Action de pousser des cris d'encouragement, d'applaudir ou d'exprimer sa joie et son soutien, généralement en groupe., Verbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de crier des encouragements, d'applaudir ou de montrer de la joie, ou pour rendre quelqu'un plus heureux.

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noun

/ˈtʃɪə.rɪŋ/B1formal
  • frAction de pousser des cris d'encouragement, d'applaudir ou d'exprimer sa joie et son soutien, généralement en groupe.

A noun referring to shouts of encouragement, support, or approval from a group of people, typically spectators at an event.

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  1. Shouts of encouragementB1formal

    Loud shouts of joy, support, or encouragement, typically from a crowd.

    fracclamations d'encouragement

    • The cheering from the crowd was deafening.
    • The team was greeted with loud cheering as they entered the stadium.
    • Her speech was met with enthusiastic cheering.

    Synonymesacclaimacclamationapplauseovation

    Antonymesjeering

  2. Act of giving supportB2formal

    The act of expressing support or encouragement for someone or something.

    frEncouragements

    • The cheering of the fans motivated the players.
    • There was constant cheering throughout the parade.
    • The cheering continued long after the event ended.

    Synonymesacclaimacclamationapplauseencouragementrootingsupport

    Antonymesjeering

Formes
  • cheerings plural form
  • cheerings' possessive plural form
  • cheering's possessive singular form
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verb

cheer/tʃɪr/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de crier des encouragements, d'applaudir ou de montrer de la joie, ou pour rendre quelqu'un plus heureux.

A verb used to express the act of shouting encouragement, applause, or joy, or to make someone feel happier.

  1. Shout encouragementA2informal

    To shout or call out in support or encouragement, especially at a sports event or performance.

    frencourager par des cris

    • The crowd cheered loudly when the team scored.
    • She cheered for her friend during the race.
    • Everyone cheered as the winner crossed the finish line.

    Synonymesacclaimapplaudbarrackencouragerootsupporturge on

    Antonymesboohissjeer

  2. Make someone happierA2informal

    To make someone feel happier or more hopeful.

    frRéconforter / redonner du courage

    • Her kind words cheered me up after a bad day.
    • The good news cheered the whole family.
    • He tried to cheer his friend with a funny joke.

    Synonymesbrightenbuoycheer upcomfortconsoleencouragegladdenuplift

    Antonymesdepressdiscouragedisheartendispiritsadden

Formes
  • cheered past participle
  • cheered past simple
  • cheering present participle
  • cheers third person singular

Variantes phrasalcheer up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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