1.鼓舞
2.振作一点
1.to become less sad, or to make someone feel less sad; used for telling someone to try to be happier
2.if you cheer a place up, you make it look brighter by adding colorful things
1.It's important to ask yourself if you're ready to cheer up.
如果你准备要快乐起来，那么问自己这个问题是十分重要的。
2.'Oh, cheer up! 'she went on, laughing. 'However little time I have to live, I'll live long enough to see you love out. '
“喔！您放心吧，”她笑着继续说，“即使我活不多久，我活的时间也要比您爱我的时间长些。”
3.My mother has a pair of keen eyes which can speak. Whenever I encounter difficulties, her eyes will encourage me and help me cheer up.
母亲有一双敏锐的、会说话的眼睛。我遇到时，这双眼睛鼓励我，帮我振作。
4.Oh, come on! cheer up! It could have been a lot worse. I'm sure you'll be out of here in no time.
好啦！振作起来！这还不算最糟的。我相信你很快就会离开这儿的。
5.Cheer up . Life is not as meaningless as you think.
振作起来。人生不是你想的那样没有意义。
6.Aid workers distributed brightly wrapped chocolate Easter eggs to cheer up the children and their distraught families.
救援工作者分发包装鲜艳的巧克力复活节彩色蛋，来鼓舞孩子们和他们心烦意乱的家长。
7.If this news surprises you, you haven't been paying attention. If it depresses you, cheer up: In this case, failure is good.
如果这条新闻令你感到意外，那么你一定是一直没有留心。如果让你感到沮丧，请不要泄气：在这种情况下，失败是件好事。
8.My mother has a pair of keen eyes which can speak. Whenever I encounter difficulties, her eyes will encourage me help me cheer up .
我母亲有一双敏锐的、会说话的眼睛。那双眼睛能洞察我的心情，给我鼓励，促我坚强，因此我能面对一切困难。
9.I enjoyed hearing what you had to say. Cheer up, you can come to my hanging and I'll remember you in my will.
瑞：我喜欢听你说些什么。高兴点，你可以在我被绞死时来看我，我会在遗嘱上提到你的。
10.They were a little early for Maria's appointment, so to try to cheer up Maria, Vera took a longer, more scenic route.
离预约的时间还早了些，为了让玛丽亚心情好点，薇拉绕远经过景致宜人的街区。