A cheer is a loud, happy sound people make to show they like something. It is often heard at sports events or parties.
The crowd gave a big cheer.
She heard a cheer from her friends.
To cheer means to say or shout happy words. You do this to support or encourage someone or something.
They cheer for their team.
We cheer when she wins.
To cheer someone means to help them feel happy when they are sad. This can be by kind words or actions.
She tried to cheer him up.
Friends cheer people when sad.
Cheer as a feeling is when a person feels happy or hopeful. It is an inner feeling of joy.
She felt cheer in her heart.
The news brought some cheer.
A cheer can also mean a short, loud song that fans sing to support a team. It helps the players feel strong and happy.
The cheer was loud at the game.
They learned a new cheer today.
To cheer can mean to lift your glass and say words to celebrate with others. This is common at parties or meetings.
We cheer to celebrate the day.
They cheered their good health.
To cheer can mean to make a place or event feel more happy and good. This can be by how a person acts or what is happening.
Her smile cheers up the room.
Music cheers the whole party.