good cheer
英 [ɡud tʃiə] 美 [ɡʊd tʃɪr]

n.

兴高采烈，勇气；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Every page of the book glows with good humor.
   书的每一页都洋溢着兴高采烈的情绪。
2. His high spirits flood her and cheer her.
   他兴高采烈的神情感染了她，使她也快活起来。
3. It takes gumption to quit a good paying job.
   要辞去一个待遇很好的工作需要勇气。
4. Her courage and good humour saw her through.
   她靠着顽强的勇气和乐观的性格挺了过来。

权威例句

Good Cheer
Good Cheer
Good cheer
President Thomas S. Monson
From Good Cheer to "Drive-by Smiling": A Social History of Cheerfulness
When Good Cheer Goes Unrequited: How Emotional Receptivity Affects Evaluation of Expressed Emotion
Saving in the land of good cheer and better beer
Little-noticed law should bring hospitals good cheer.
Too much seasonal good cheer can cause upsets!
Tom Mills (1959–2016): A Long Middle Finger Full of Good Cheer
Alcohol should not be promoted as a risk-free gateway to good cheer.
A year-end full of good cheer!
The Grim Good Cheer of the Irish