A2

cheers English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word cheers once they have reached the level A2 – Elementary. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning cheers meaning

What does cheers mean?

Definitions in simple English

cheers Interjection

— A common toast. To good health! Cheers!

— Goodbye. "I'm off to class, see ya later." "Cheers!"

— Thank you. "Let me buy you a drink." "Really? Cheers!"

cheers interjection

— A common toast used when drinking in company.

— (British, South Africa, informal) goodbye

— informal: thank you

Synonyms cheers synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cheers?

cheers English » English

thanks

thank you

your health

well done

to your health

thanks a million

thanks a lot

thanks a bunch

thank you very much

ta

here's to your health

here's to you

goodbye

good health

chin chin

applause

toast

ovation

much obliged

hurray

hurrah

here’s to you

farewell

congratulations

clapping

bottoms up

acclamation

Topics cheers topics

What do people use cheers to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation

Sports

• What awards are given to the winner?
  prize cup trophy wreath flowers medal gold medal silver medal bronze medal blue ribbon prize money champion's belt applause cheers plaudits kudos fame

Language and thought Communication Sign, symbol

Laugh

• What do people say when they are happy?
  Hurrah! Hooray! Yeah! Three cheers! Hallelujah! Yippee! Yahoo!

Examples cheers examples

How do I use cheers in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Cheers!

All right, everyone, let's not stand on ceremony tonight. Cheers!

The astronauts were greeted with cheers and applause of an enthusiastic crowd.

The astronauts were greeted by their enthusiastic cheers and applause.

The crowds broke into loud cheers.

See you tonight, then. Cheers!

He received cheers and applause.

Movie subtitles

OK, cheers, Vitesh.

Cheers, Billy.

You've no idea how that cheers me up.

Listen to the cheers now.

Your cheers at last!

Three cheers for Chips.

He's the type that cheers back home.

Cheers.

Three cheers for Wallace Wooley! Hurray!

Three cheers for Wallace Wooley!

Three cheers for the ship.

Cheers, Chris.

Cheers, fair maiden.

Cheers, brother.

Cheers for Alviano!

Three cheers!

Three cheers for Captain Spaulding!

Three cheers.

Cheers!

Cheers Peggotty, cheers.

Cheers. don't take it away!

Cheers, Albert!

Wow. Okay. So that drink really cheers you up.

Cheers to the bride.

WOMEN: Cheers.

You'd never believe how that cheers you up.

Cheers, old blowhard.

Come on, boys, three cheers for old Doc Boone!

Cheers everyone!

Cheers Santa!

Cheers all!

Well then, cheers.

Well then cheers.

News and current affairs

Three cheers for the new Nobel laureates in economics: Daniel Kahneman of Princeton University, and Vernon Smith of George Mason University in Virginia.

To loud cheers from the crowds, the populists damn elected politicians as thieves and looters, but in the process disparage the institutions and processes of representative government.

Three cheers for the IMF.

Three cheers for Emma Bonino; never mind if she fails.

So three cheers for Keating, right or wrong.

Cheers for the IMF; cheers for its tough medicine; don't leave home without it.

Couches are stained with beer, and kicked as he cheers his favorite teams.

So, two cheers for the IMF for heading off an unnecessary crisis.

So Sarkozy deserves at least two and a half cheers for trying to revitalize it.

By ending the whispering campaign that he intended to cling to power no matter what, President Yeltsin deserves more cheers than jeers.

The scream was swallowed by cheers from scores of women watching Lillian with me.

There were no chants, no cheers, no hints of confrontation.

The prime minister's statement was received with cheers, not the jeers that some of his aides had feared.

Not parents who see great mobility and opportunities for their kids; not the kids who have the time of their life. Three cheers for creative destruction.

Economically frustrated youth welcome Ahn with loud cheers wherever he appears, because he expresses their anxiety that the chaebol are stifling new companies that could create much-needed jobs.