Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪrɪŋ/
verb to express approval or support by shouting or clapping
A1 The crowd was cheering for their favorite team.
A2 She was cheering loudly at the concert.
B1 The fans were cheering on the sidelines during the game.
B2 The audience was cheering for the performer to come back on stage for an encore.
C1 The supporters were cheering passionately for their team to win the championship.
C2 The entire stadium erupted in cheering when the winning goal was scored.
adjective showing support or encouragement
A1 The cheering crowd lifted the team's spirits.
A2 She gave a cheering smile to her friend before the race.
B1 The cheering fans waved their flags in support of their team.
B2 The cheering audience erupted in applause at the end of the performance.
C1 The cheering supporters created an electric atmosphere in the stadium.
C2 Her cheering presence at the event was contagious, spreading joy to those around her.
formal The crowd was cheering loudly as the team scored a goal.
informal We were all cheering for our favorite team at the game.
slang The fans were hyped and cheering like crazy during the concert.
figurative Her words of encouragement were like cheering for my soul.
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