单词 | cheery |
释义 | cheery (once / 672 pages) adj Something that's cheery makes you feel happy. A cheery summer day is sunny and bright. It's always fun to spend time with a cheery friend, one who is positive and happy, or to participate in some cheery activity, like watching a funny movie or having a picnic. Cheery things do exactly what they sound like — they cheer you up. You can also use cheerful to mean the same thing, and both words are rooted in cheer, from the Anglo-French chere, "the face," with its Greek root kara, "head." WORD FAMILYcheery: cheerier, cheeriest, cheerily+/cheer: cheered, cheerer, cheerful, cheering, cheerless, cheers, cheery/cheerer: cheerers/cheerful: cheerfuler, cheerfulest, cheerfulness, uncheerful/cheerfulness: cheerfulnesses/cheering: cheeringly, cheerings/cheerless: cheerlessly, cheerlessness/uncheerful: uncheerfully, uncheerfulness USAGE EXAMPLESBennett Miller follows Foxcatcher, the intense story of a deeply creepy and disturbed billionaire wrestling fan who turns murderer with … a cheery Dickens Yuletide classic. The Guardian(Dec 26, 2016) This cheery summary of Jewish festivals may distress you. The Guardian(Dec 24, 2016) Q: I’m looking for a cheery plant to brighten up my house this winter. Seattle Times(Dec 22, 2016) adj bright and pleasant; promoting a feeling of cheer a cheery hello Syn gay, sunny cheerful being full of or promoting cheer; having or showing good spirits |
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