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 Translation for 'to cheer up' from English to Portuguese
SYNO to cheer | to cheer up | to chirk up | ...
animarto cheer up
estimularto cheer up
iluminar [fig.]to cheer up
Partial Matches
para cima {adv}up
cosm.
maquilhagem {f} [Port.]
make-up
destacarto play up
salientarto play up
cosm.
maquiagem {f} [Bras.]
make-up
unverified pôr em ordemto tidy up
subir [ir para cima]to go up
começarto start up
unverified levantar-seto stand up
acelerarto speed up
encherto fill up
gastarto use up
esclarecerto clear up
procurarto look up
acumularto pile up
separar-seto break up
cortar relaçõesto break up
resumirto sum up
sumarizarto sum up
crescerto grow up
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Usage Examples English
  • In the video game "Yakuza 0", Goro Majima attempts to cheer up Makoto Makimura by bringing her some takoyaki made by a street vendor in the fictional Osaka area of Sotenbori.
  • I ended up putting pictures of trees on the walls to cheer up.
  • His son Jake learns that a 1951 Willie Mays rookie card will be for sale at an upcoming auction and decides to buy it as a gift to cheer up his baseball-loving father.
  • Helms had four separate meetings with President Nixon in April and May 1973 where he attempted to cheer up the president and called for the White House to challenge its critics even as fellow Republicans from North Carolina criticized Nixon.
  • At a fancy New Year's Eve party, Buddy tries to cheer up Violet and ends up proposing marriage ("New Year's Day").

  • The people who take part in it gather around the container where it is prepared, ideally without lights, to cheer up the hearts and to be better friends.
  • In an effort to cheer up Kat, Lily also arranges for Zoe to meet with Kat at Peggy’s bar that evening, but Zoe does not turn up, leaving Kat and Lily disappointed.
  • The members of the organization danced outside of Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn, where Raniere was detained, ostensibly to cheer up prisoners who were unable to have visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • In order to cheer up the ghost of Marie Antoinette, who is upset about having been beheaded, the ghost of the playwright Beaumarchais stages an opera (obviously based on "La Mère coupable", although described by Beaumarchais as a new composition) using the characters and situations from his first two Figaro plays.
  • On the way back to Springfield, Homer tries to cheer up Lisa when she admits that she let down everyone in town.

  • In the lyrics, based on lines and themes from the film, the singer is telling the listener to cheer up and that there is always a bright tomorrow, just as long as they smile.
  • He made origami models to cheer up the sick patients, but eventually fell ill himself and was sent back to Japan.
  • Sikon tells Getas to cheer up and promises him a good meal.
  • Captain Bond now works for MicroGlobe One rather than an ill M whom he visits to cheer up and keep informed of the plot.
  • D'Estienne d'Orves was treated especially harshly, yet managed to cheer up his fellow prisoners; the moral strength which he would find in his faith would later be testified to by German chaplain Franz Stock.

  • His outgoing personality and funny stories made him popular; he was even asked to tour military bases to cheer up other servicemen.
  • His mother died of lung cancer and Morph tried in every way to cheer up his emotionally distraught father (often acting in a childish way whenever his father wanted him to act serious), who, unable to let his suffering go, chose to enroll his son in a boarding school; luckily, that school happened to be the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning.
  • The town has a group of festival mascots called Komarangers; their purpose is to cheer up the citizens of the town. They come in five colors: red, blue, green, yellow, and pink.
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Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English only).
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