cheer sb on
— phrasal verb with cheer /tʃɪər/
/tʃɪr/ verb [I] Definition
C2 to shout loudly in order to encourage someone in a competition: As the runners went by, we cheered them on.Praising and applaudingExaggerating and playing downEncouraging and urging onInspiration and inspiring
(Definition of cheer sb on from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
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- barrack for sb phrasal verb
- bring sb out phrasal verb
- buddy noun
- cheering adjective
- cultivate verb (DEVELOP)
- gee sb up phrasal verb
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- good/great stuff! idiom
- goose verb (MAKE ACTIVE)
- hide your light under a bushel idiom
- muster verb (PRODUCE)
- pave the way idiom
- pep talk noun
- permit verb
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- prod verb
- root for sb phrasal verb
- stimulus noun
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