Come on, short phrases in English

1. Give me an English sentence about cheering, with translation.

Cheer up! Our troubles will soon be over.

(Cheer up! We The difficulty will pass soon)

Don't let one failure discourage you, try again.

(Don't let one failure discourage you, try again.) < /p>

You need to take the bull by the horns.

(You need to face difficulties bravely.)

Don't look so blue and cheer up.

(Don’t be so downcast, cheer up.)

I must face the music and accept responsibility.

(I must face the difficulties bravely and accept responsibility. )

Don't lose heart, whatever happens.

(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 and face problems properly – I am not scared of it.

(I You have to try to face the difficulties - I'm not afraid)

Try to cheer up. We all support you the same.

(Try to cheer up. We all support you the same. You.)

I am always here to support and encourage you along the way.

(I will always be here to support and encourage you.) 2. Give encouragement and cheer. How to say in English

1. Come on, you are the best!

Come on! You are the best!

2.Be of good cheer!

Come on!

3. Bear up, Lead road.

Come on, lead the way.

4. Cheer up! Victory is just round the corner.

Come on! Victory is at hand.

5. Come on, keep at it, you've nearly finished!

Come on, don't relax, you're almost finished! 3. How to say "falting" in English?

How to say "falting" in English? Come on is a daily expression with many English translations. Which one is appropriate depends on the context and the person you are speaking to.

How do you say "come on" when watching a game? We all learned this when we were young, just use "Come on China!", "Come on England".

Doesn’t it sound a bit awkward to shout “Come on China! Come on China!” while watching football? So shouting: "Chi-na! Chi-na! Chi-na!", isn't it more powerful?

How do you say "Cheer for xx" in English? "Cheer somebody on" is more commonly used. Example: We cheered the players on. (We cheered for the athletes.) "root for" can also be expressed as? Cheer. Example: Our friends were all rooting for us. (Our friends were all rooting for us.)

How to say "Come on" to encourage a friend who is about to collapse. In this case, unlike Chinese, there is no convenient and universal way of saying it in English. Let me give you two examples!

A: I still have 3,000 words to write of my essay. B: Good luck.

A: I am going to have to work until midnight everyday this week. B: Don 't worry, it'll all be over soon.

There is no universal saying for working hard to do something. Let's experience it through examples:

1)Up to now, everything is all right. More power to your elbow! So far, so good, keep it up!

2)I'll have to push on with my work. I have to push on with my work.

6. How do you say "gas" for a car? "To refuel" or "to fill up" is the most commonly used, and this does not distinguish between British and American English. By the way, "gas station" is "petrol station" in the UK and "gas station" in the US.

Example: I need to find a petrol station to fill up the car. (I need to find a petrol station to fill up the car.)