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Cheer up
If you tell someone to cheer up, you are encouraging them to feel happier or less sad. It’s a friendly and supportive phrase that we use when someone is feeling down. You can also cheer someone up, which means doing something nice to improve their mood.
Examples:
1- When I failed my driving test, my brother took me out for ice cream to cheer me up!
2- My friend was sad because she lost her phone. I said, 'Cheer up! At least now you don’t have to answer work calls!
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Cheer up
If you tell someone to cheer up, you are encouraging them to feel happier or less sad. It’s a friendly and supportive phrase that we use when someone is feeling down. You can also cheer someone up, which means doing something nice to improve their mood.
Examples:
1- When I failed my driving test, my brother took me out for ice cream to cheer me up!
2- My friend was sad because she lost her phone. I said, 'Cheer up! At least now you don’t have to answer work calls!

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