n.

1. 歡呼，喝采[C]
   A cheer arose from the crowd when the president appeared.

   當總統露面時，人群中發出了歡呼聲。

2. 振奮，高興[U]
3. 鼓勵，激勵[U]
   The doctor spoke words of cheer to the sick child.

   醫生向病童說了一些鼓勵的話。

4. 菜餚，酒菜[U]

vt.

1. 歡呼，高呼；向……歡呼
   The audience cheered the movie star as she walked on stage.

   電影明星走上舞臺時觀眾向她歡呼。

2. 以歡呼聲激勵[（+on）]
3. 使振奮，使快慰，使高興
   The thought cheered him.

   這想法鼓舞了他。

vi.

1. 歡呼，喝采
   We cheered as he neared the finish line.

   當他接近終點線時，我們喝起采來。

2. 感到振奮，感到高興[（+up）]

v.

1. shout in praise, joy, or encouragement.
   ▸praise or encourage with shouts.
2. give comfort or support to.
   ▸ (cheer someone up or cheer up) make or become less miserable.

n.

1. a shout of encouragement, praise, or joy.
2. (also good cheer) cheerfulness; optimism.
3. food and drink provided for a festive occasion.