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Перевод: cheery

[прилагательное]
бодрый; живой; оживленный; радостный; веселый; ободряющий;
[наречие]
уныло

Тезаурус:

1. She always had a cherry-red face, with cheery smile and was a great favourite with the youngsters of the area.
2. "Say," he asked the white-faced driver with a cheery grin.
3. A cheery hand-written notice recommends that passengers use the "Keep Fit Stairs".
4. By the time they reached the railway station, Dot realized she must have had time to get herself straight inside, for she seemed almost cheery again.
5. Cheery stuff, with Thompson wide-eyed at those fuddy duddy old attitudes.
6. As for the New Boisterous, the cheery spree of custard colours and polemical beiges that are the persistently "new" colourmotion, let's get it straight - the State of Pop is not Grey, but over-determined by a stifling, cloning rainbow coalition of mediocrity.
7. Give it a few months, goes the cheery Tory argument.
8. At the moment, the cheery assumption is that wasteland can be found somewhere within existing cities for housing to be built on.
9. "The Gaz Guzzler" said its cheery owners, David and Karen from Northumberland.
10. Penny was usually a very bright and cheery Brownie, but she was finding the loss of her pet budgerigar very hard to bear.
11. On Friday when I breeze in, fairly cheery 'cos it's nearly Saturday, I find a note waiting for me.
12. An excellent cast include the wonderfully charming rogue - Captain Hook, played by Dustin Hoffman and the cheery Smee (Bob Hoskins).
13. Call him, and you get an answerphone message that ends with a cheery "Have a nice day for white America".