повеселеть после звонка
He began to cheer up after a call from home.
После звонка из дома он начал оживляться.
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cheer up
cheer up
Meaning of cheer up
English
to start feeling happier after being sad, e.g. after good news
Русский
Стать радостнее после грусти, например от хорошей новости.
Pronunciation
British English
/ˌtʃɪər ˈʌp/
American English
/ˌtʃɪr ˈʌp/
cheer up with Russian translation
Сочетания и примеры со словом cheer up
Типичные сочетания сгруппированы по смыслу. Зелёные слова можно открыть отдельно, чтобы продолжить изучение.
17 сочетаний
От чего веселее
What lifts the moodоживляться в компании
I tend to cheer up around other people.
В компании я обычно оживляюсь.
Насколько и как быстро
Degree and paceсразу повеселеть
Tell her the good news and she'll cheer up straight away.
Расскажи ей хорошую новость, и она сразу повеселеет.
После трудного времени
After a difficult spellповеселеть, когда кончится дождь
You'll cheer up once the rain stops.
Когда дождь закончится, тебе станет веселее.
Примеры предложений с cheer up
- 1
She cheered up after a difficult day at work.
После трудного рабочего дня она повеселела.
- 2
He cheered up a little when he heard the good news.
Он немного повеселел, услышав хорошую новость.
- 3
The children cheered up quickly when their friends arrived.
Дети быстро повеселели, когда пришли друзья.
- 4
She cheered up at the sight of her old friend.
При виде старого друга она повеселела.
- 5
Everyone cheered up when the sun came out.
Когда выглянуло солнце, все повеселели.
- 6
He finally cheered up by the evening.
К вечеру он наконец повеселел.
- 7
She cheered up at the news that her friend was safe.
Она повеселела, узнав, что с подругой всё в порядке.
- 8
The little boy cheered up at the sight of the dog.
Мальчик повеселел при виде собаки.
- 9
By lunchtime, she began to cheer up.
К обеду она начала оживляться.
- 10
The children cheered up during the trip.
Во время поездки дети повеселели.
cheer up usage examples
🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian
He cheered up after lunch.
После обеда он повеселел.
🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian
She cheered up when she saw us.
Она повеселела, когда увидела нас.
cheer up synonyms
Related word breakdowns
What's the difference between cheer up, brighten up, perk up, and feel better
ENHer face brightened up when she saw the cake.
P
🇬🇧English
perk up
Informal: become livelier.
often
ENHe perked up after a cup of coffee.
Advanced: broader words
F
🇬🇧English
feel better
Broader: also physically.
very often
ENI felt better after a hot bath.
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Questions about this word
What does cheer up mean?
to start feeling happier after being sad, e.g. after good news
How do you pronounce cheer up?
cheer up is pronounced [ˌtʃɪər ˈʌp].
How is cheer up used in a sentence?
После обеда он повеселел. Translation: He cheered up after lunch.
Is cheer up part of Emotions and Feelings vocabulary?
Yes, cheer up can be learned in the Emotions and Feelings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is cheer up part of Phrasal Verbs vocabulary?
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