Cheer | Mean of cheer in English Dictionary

/ˈtʃiɚ/

• Noun
• a shout of praise or encouragement
1. The audience let out a cheer.
2. Loud cheers were coming from the bleachers.
3. The star was greeted with cheers.
4. Three cheers for our team! [=hooray for our team]
• a happy feeling or attitude
1. faces full of cheer
2. Let's spread a little holiday cheer.
3. Be of good cheer. [=be happy]
• a special song or chant that is performed to encourage a team during a game in sports like American football and basketball
1. The cheerleaders did/led a cheer for the home team.
• Verb

• to shout with joy, approval, or enthusiasm
1. The crowd cheered as he crossed the finish line.
2. We were cheering for you all the way!
3. The crowd cheered him as he crossed the finish line.
4. Their fans cheered them to victory.
• to express enthusiastic approval of or support for (something)
1. Supporters cheered the court's decision.
• to cause (someone) to feel happier or more hopeful
1. Investors were cheered by good economic news.
• to encourage (someone) with shouts or cheers
1. Their fans cheered them on from the sidelines.
• to become happier or to make (someone) happier
1. They cheered up at the mention of her name.
2. Cheer up—things will get better!
3. We tried our best to cheer her up.
• to make (something) more cheerful or pleasant
1. Bright colors really cheer up a room.