🇬🇧 Cheerful meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

If you are cheerful, you feel bright, happy, and full of good energy, like you want to smile, laugh, and maybe even dance for no reason.

The teacher was so cheerful that even the math problems were like, “Okay, fine, we’ll be nice today.”

The cheerful pizza slice looked so happy with extra cheese that I almost apologized before eating it.

Mom was so cheerful about cleaning that the dust bunnies came out and started helping.

I was so cheerful on Monday that my backpack thought it was Friday.

My cheerful alarm clock sings every morning, and I am cheerfully considering throwing it out of the window.

At the park a cheerful girl skips. She wears a cheerful hat and walks her cheerful dog. She sings a cheerful song and gives a cheerful smile to a sad boy. The boy stops crying, laughs, and waves. They sit on the grass, share a cookie, feel happy, and play.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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