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3 Translation results for cheers in Spanish

interjection | noun | verb

cheers interjection

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(británico) gracias; ¡salud!

cheer noun

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cheers
alegría, buen humor, jovialidad; aclamación, ovación, hurra

Example sentences of
cheer noun

  • •The audience let out a cheer.
  • •Loud cheers were coming from the bleachers.
  • •The star was greeted with cheers.
  • •Let's spread a little holiday cheer.
  • •The cheerleaders did a cheer for the home team.
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Synonyms of
cheer noun

mirth, glee, hilarity, applause, cheerfulness

Detailed synonyms for cheer noun

See: Mirth

cheer verb

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cheered, has cheered, is cheering, cheers
alentar, animar; alegrar, levantar el ánimo a; aclamar, vitorear, echar porras a

Example sentences of
cheer verb

  • •The crowd cheered as he crossed the finish line.
  • •We were cheering for you all the way!
  • •The crowd cheered him as he crossed the finish line.
  • •Their fans cheered them to victory.
  • •Supporters cheered the court's decision.
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  • •Investors were cheered by good economic news.
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Synonyms of
cheer verb

encourage, inspirit, hearten, embolden, inspire, rally, acclaim, gladden

Detailed synonyms for cheer verb

See: Encourage
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Reverse translation for cheers

gracias  (británico)
¡salud!
alegría  - joy, cheer, happiness 
buen humor
jovialidad  - joviality, cheerfulness 
aclamación  - acclaim, acclamation 
ovación  - ovation 
hurra
alentar  - to breathe, to encourage, to inspire 
animar  - to encourage, to inspire, to animate, to enliven, to brighten up, to cheer up 
alegrar  - to make happy, to cheer up 
levantar el ánimo a
aclamar  - to acclaim, to cheer, to applaud 
vitorear  - to cheer, to acclaim, to root for 
echar porras a
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