Collocation
Cheers.
An informal expression used as a toast (before drinking), an informal 'thank you,' or an informal 'goodbye.'
Definition
'Cheers.' is a common English collocation. An informal expression used as a toast (before drinking), an informal 'thank you,' or an informal 'goodbye.'
Interjection (standalone)
“We finished our drinks and said 'Cheers!' as we left the pub.”
Examples
- He handed me the coffee, and I said, "Cheers!" as I took a sip.
- As the evening ended, we all raised our glasses and shouted, "Cheers!" to a successful year.
- I'm heading out now, see you tomorrow. Cheers!
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- To your new job, my friend, cheers!
- Thanks for picking up the dry cleaning for me. Cheers!
- The host announced a toast, and everyone echoed, "Cheers!" with their champagne.
- I've got to run to another meeting. Cheers for now!
- You helped me move that heavy box, cheers for that!
- With a clink of their mugs, they both exclaimed, "Cheers!" to their enduring friendship.
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