cheer up

to put someone in a better mood, to become less unhappy

• They'll cheer you up.
• The rain cheers me up.
• This will cheer you up.
• I tried to cheer her up.
• I tried to cheer him up.
• I tried to cheer Tom up.
• We tried to cheer her up.
• We tried to cheer him up.
• They tried to cheer me up.
• The flowers cheered her up.
• Tom wants to cheer Mary up.
• Tom tried to cheer Mary up.
• I'm trying to cheer you up.
• Stop trying to cheer me up.
• Maybe this'll cheer you up.
• This ought to cheer you up.
• The good news cheered me up.
• I know what'll cheer you up.
• She needs a little cheering up.
• Tom attempted to cheer Mary up.
• Quit pouting. Smile and cheer up.
• I've been trying to cheer Tom up.
• I was sad, but Tom cheered me up.
• I was just trying to cheer you up.
• No one cheered me up when I was sad.
• After hearing the news, she cheered up.
• I appreciate you trying to cheer me up.
• I cheered myself up by listening to music.
• She cheered me up when I was feeling blue.
• We tried to cheer him up by taking him out.
• She cheered him up because he was depressed.
• I've tried everything I know to cheer him up.
• When the parents heard the news, they cheered up.
• He tried to cheer up his wife, but wasn't able to.
• Tom tried to cheer Mary up, but she kept on crying.
• I tried to cheer her up, but she did nothing but cry.
• We sent some flowers to the hospital to cheer her up.
• The boy told a lie, probably to cheer up his parents.
• I thought going out to eat together would cheer you up.
• Don't feel so down. Go have something tasty and cheer up.
• After such a disappointment, Mary needs to be cheered up.
• I tried to cheer her up, but all she wanted was to be alone.
• Tom saw that Mary wasn't happy and went over to cheer her up.
• Hoping to cheer up his wife, Tom bought her a beautiful pearl necklace.
• What are you unhappy about? Let it out and let everyone cheer you up a bit.