Word noun · verb
cheering
n. · v.
US /ˈtʃɪɹɪŋ/ UK /tʃˈiəɹɪŋ/ cheer·ing
Definition
- 01 A2 Elementary
n.the loud shouting of a crowd to show they are happy or support someone.
n.the collective sound of a crowd expressing approval, encouragement, or triumph.
Simple“The cheering from the stadium could be heard three streets away.”
In context“The deafening cheering of the home crowd reached a crescendo as the striker finally broke through the defense to score the winning goal.”
- 02 A2 Elementary
v.shouting or acting to encourage someone who is competing or performing.
v.the present participle of 'cheer', used to describe the ongoing action of providing vocal encouragement.
Simple“We spent the whole afternoon cheering for our friends at the marathon.”
In context“Despite the pouring rain, the fans remained in the stands, cheering relentlessly for their team until the final whistle blew.”
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Level A2 · Elementary
Frequency Frequent
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