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27 January
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Please show me example sentences with "cheers" different meanings besides "salud" when you have a drink . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with "cheers" different meanings besides "salud" when you have a drink . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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To cheer can mean to yell or scream in celebration, or encouragement.
The cheers of the crowd were deafening.
The cheer leaders encouraged the team to play better.
Cheer up! You look so sad.
Cheers to that! (Similar to salud, but no drink necessary)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
@Jules-Atlanta one question what about for saying goodbye? I remember someone in a movie saying "cheers" and leaving the place, so is it like "bye"?
- English (US)
@giogerrard8 yes. You could casually say “cheers” to mean goodbye… but this would be more common in England than in the US. I grew up in a rural area. No one there would have ever said cheers. Now I work at a university in a large city. While it’s not common, no one would be surprised if I said cheers to mean goodbye.
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