CHEER


Meaning of CHEER in English

I.

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ big , deafening , great , hearty , huge , loud , rousing

The players were greeted by rousing ~s.

VERB + CHEER

▪ give (sb)

They gave a big ~ when I finally arrived.

▪ be greeted by , be greeted with , get , raise

She got a loud ~ when she finished speaking.

▪ hear

CHEER + VERB

▪ erupt , go up , ring out

A deafening ~ went up from the crowd.

CHEER + NOUN

▪ leader (usually cheerleader ) , squad ( AmE )

PREPOSITION

▪ amid ~

He accepted the prize amid ~s.

▪ to ~s

She went off the stage to loud ~s.

▪ ~ for

a ~ for democracy

▪ ~ from

There were loud ~s from the crowd.

▪ ~ of

~s of welcome

PHRASES

▪ three ~s for sb/sth

Three ~s for Mr Jones!

II.

verb

1 shout to encourage sb

ADVERB

▪ loudly , wildly

The crowd ~ed loudly as he came on stage.

PREPOSITION

▪ for

The fans ~ed for their team.

2 ( also cheer up ) make sb happy/more hopeful

ADVERB

▪ greatly , a lot

I was greatly ~ed by this news.

Talking to Jane ~ed me up a lot.

▪ a bit

PREPOSITION

▪ with

I ~ed her up with a trip to the zoo.

Cheer is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ audience , ↑ crowd , ↑ fan , ↑ spectator , ↑ supporter

Cheer is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ hero

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .