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UK//tʃɪə r ʌp//US//tʃɪr ʌp//

Meaning of Cheer up

To become happier or help someone feel happier.

In simple words: To make someone feel happier.

Cheer up in a sentence

  • He tried to cheer her up after the bad news.
  • I always know how to cheer up my best friend.
  • Don't worry, things will get better; just cheer up!
  • Listening to her favorite music can really cheer her up.

How to use Cheer up

Use when trying to lift someone's spirits. Avoid in serious or formal situations.

Grammar pattern

cheer up + object

Memory hint

Imagine giving someone a big cheer like at a sports game to lift their mood.

Related words

Collocations with Cheer up

  • cheer someone up
  • cheer up mood
  • cheer up friends

Synonyms for Cheer up

Opposites of Cheer up

  • depress
  • sadden
  • dismay

Common mistakes with Cheer up

  • Using it without an object, e.g., saying 'Cheer up!' without context.
  • Confusing it with 'cheer' which is more about applauding.
  • Incorrectly using it as a command without knowing the person's feelings.

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Frequently asked questions about Cheer up

What does Cheer up mean?

To make someone feel happier.

What is the definition of Cheer up?

To become happier or help someone feel happier.

How do you use Cheer up in a sentence?

He tried to cheer her up after the bad news.

Can you give another example of Cheer up?

I always know how to cheer up my best friend.

What are synonyms for Cheer up?

Common alternatives include uplift, encourage, boost, console, brighten.

What is the opposite of Cheer up?

Opposite meanings include depress, sadden, dismay.

What words go with Cheer up?

It commonly pairs with cheer someone up, cheer up mood, cheer up friends.

What are common mistakes when using Cheer up?

Using it without an object, e.g., saying 'Cheer up!' without context. Confusing it with 'cheer' which is more about applauding. Incorrectly using it as a command without knowing the person's feelings.

How do you pronounce Cheer up?

US: //tʃɪr ʌp//, UK: //tʃɪə r ʌp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Cheer up?

Use when trying to lift someone's spirits. Avoid in serious or formal situations.