Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. intransitive, idiomatic to become happy
- v. transitive, idiomatic to make someone happy
- interj. an encouragement
WordNet 3.0
- v. become cheerful
- v. cause (somebody) to feel happier or more cheerful
Examples
“I often tell the old stories in which d'Elbene, de Charleval, and the Chevalier de Riviere cheer up the “moderns.””
“He sent Poplicola to Rome to cheer up his seven hundred senators, and Furnius to govern Asia Province.”
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phrasal verbs: UP
throw up, jazz up, cover up, add up, conjure up, beef up, chat up, butter up, pucker up, cough up, clam up, close up and 74 more...
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RocknRolla (2008)
Words from 2008 'RocknRolla' film.
drip, consent, foothold, bricks and mortar, mortar, councillor, let down, wand, clean out, leg-up, hasty, erect and 115 more...
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OM3 Lesson 31
weight, gain, pound, sweets, cut out, do, shows, rest, drive, cheer up, overworked, liquor and 13 more...
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