cheer

cheer
1. III
cheer smb.1)
cheer the sick man утешать /ободрять/ больного; cheer the audience (the public, the children, etc.) веселить публику и т. д.; our visit cheered the old woman наш приход обрадовал старушку
2)
cheer the champion (the speaker, the football team, etc.) приветствовать /встречать приветственными возгласами/ чемпиона и т. д.; the crowd cheered him толпа восторженно приветствовала его
2. IV
cheer smb. in some manner1)
the news cheered me immensely эта новость очень ободрила меня
2)
cheer the champion (the flyers, the travellers, etc.) heartily (warmly, loudly, enthusiastically, unanimously, etc.) сердечно и т. д. приветствовать чемпиона и т. д.
3. XI
1) be cheered by smth. be cheered by the good news обрадоваться хорошим новостям; I was cheered by his arrival меня обрадовал его приезд
2) be cheered his some manner his success was loudly cheered ere успех встретили /был встречен/ громкой овацией
4. XVIII
cheer oneself to some state cheer oneself hoarse кричать до хрипоты от восторга
5. XXI1
cheer smb. with smth. cheer the heroes (the delegates, the representatives, etc.) with shouts of joy (with applause, etc.) приветствовать героев и т. д. радостными криками и т. д.
6. XXII
cheer smb. with doing smth. cheer the pilots (the herds, etc.) with singing (with shouting, etc.) приветствовать летчиков и т. д. песнями и т. д.
7. XXV
cheer when... (as..., etc.) cheer when the singer bowed (as he entered the hall, etc.) аплодировать /устраивать овацию/, когда певец стал раскланиваться и т. д.

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