Explanation:
The pinyin for cheering is [huan hu qué yué], which means jumping around like a sparrow with joy. Describe happiness.
From:
Zhuang Zhou's "Zhuangzi Zaiqi": "The HarmonyOS system will be happy."
Make sentences:
On Children's Day (1, June 1), the children came to the park with joy.
The teacher announced in class that he would go for an outing in the afternoon. Hearing this, the students cheered at once, and the classroom was full of joy.
Snow fell on Christmas Eve, and all the children in the street cheered, because the long-awaited moment finally arrived.
I saw everyone wearing new clothes, cheering and laughing, and some dancing yangko. It seems that this exciting red color is the only one left in the world.
After work, everyone rushed out of the gate happily and came to the food stall happily, eating delicious food and drinking beer with relish.
6. On the sidewalk, three or two children cheered and jumped naughtily in the snow. One foot crunched, and the thick snow was covered with fresh footprints.
7. Everyone is also very happy. With soldiers in Lujiacun, their lives will be much better, and they are cheering.
8. Hearing the news that the war hero is coming to the school to give a report, the students cheered and rushed to tell each other.
When the news came that China women's volleyball team won the world championship again, the students cheered at once.
10, the selected six young people jumped up excitedly and cheered, completely ignoring everyone's envious eyes.