Cheer up! Our difficulties will soon pass. )
Don't be discouraged because of one failure, try again.
Don't be discouraged because of one failure, try again. )
You need to face the difficulties bravely.
You need to face the difficulties bravely. )
Don't be so depressed, cheer up.
Don't be so depressed, cheer up.
I must bear the consequences and responsibilities.
I must face up to the difficulties and take responsibility. )
No matter what happens, don't lose heart.
No matter what happens, don't be discouraged. )
No matter what happens, don't be discouraged.
No matter what happens, don't be discouraged. )
I must try to face the problem correctly-I'm not afraid.
I must try to face the difficulties bravely-I'm not afraid. )
Try to cheer up. We all support you equally.
Try to cheer up. We still support you. )
I will always be here to support and encourage you.
I will always be here to support and encourage you. )
2. 1 how to say it. Come on, cheer for encouragement, you are the best in English!
Come on! You are the best!
2. cheer up!
Come on!
3. Go ahead and lead the way.
Come on, lead the way.
4. Cheer up! Victory is at hand.
Come on! Victory is at hand.
5. Come on, keep working hard, you're almost finished!
Come on, don't relax, you will finish it!
How do you say "falting" in English? Refueling is a daily expression, and there are many English translations. Which one is appropriate depends on the context, the speaker and so on.
How to say "Come on" when watching the game? This is what everyone learned when they were young, with "Come on China!" "Come on England" will do.
Watch the ball and shout "Come on" and shout "Come on China! Come on, China! " Does that sound a little awkward? So he shouted, "China! China! China! " How imposing is it?
How to say "Cheer for xx" in English? "cheer for someone" is commonly used. We cheer for the athletes. ) We cheer for the athletes. ) "Support" can also mean cheering. For example, all our friends support us. )
How to encourage friends who are about to collapse to say "Come on"? Unlike Chinese, English has no convenient and universal expression. Give two examples!
I still have 3000 words to write in my thesis. Good luck.
I have to work until midnight every day this week. Don't worry, it will all be over soon.
There is no universal saying about doing something with fuel. Let's experience it through examples:
1) So far, everything is fine. Good luck so far, all the best, come on!
I will have to go on working. I must work hard.
6. How do you say "refuel" the car? "To fuel" or "to fill up" is the most commonly used, which does not distinguish between British English and American English. By the way, "gas station" is a "gasoline station" in Britain and a "gas station" in America.
I need to find a gas station to fill up my car. I'm looking for a gas station. The car needs gas. )