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cheerleader ['tʃɪr`lidɚ]

n. 啦啦队长

A short, rehearsed jingle or phrase, shouted in unison by a squad of cheerleaders.
欢呼一小队啦啦队员齐声喊的短促、反复的音韵或短语
Rita： I can't believe I can't be a cheerleader!
丽塔：我不敢相信我竟然不能当啦啦队员！
Kathy wants to be a cheerleader in the worst way.
凯西想当啦啦队队长得不得了。

cheerleader

[ noun ]

an enthusiastic and vocal supporter

<noun.person>

he has become a cheerleader for therapeutic cloning

someone who leads the cheers by spectators at a sporting event

<noun.person>

University of Utah President Chase N. Peterson, a cheerleader for the phantom phenomenon of tabletop fusion, is retiring under fire for a hidden, $500,000 transfer of money toward its development.
From its beginnings in 1943 as a cheerleader for Big Business, it zoomed to prominence and mainstream respectability in the 1970s with its emphasis on strong defense, private enterprise and limited government interference.
Of the Anglo-American movie contingent going for gold on the Cote d'Azur, this sun-bronzed Bardic lark is the cheerleader.
That's what Marcia Biancardi's friends wanted to know long after word of the popular cheerleader's apparent suicide came over Beverly High School's public address system on Valentine's Day.
For example, cheerleader uniforms supplied to most schools come from Cheerleader Group Inc., a company formed from a $46 million LBO engineered last June.
So as president of the National Trust, he is lobbyist, cheerleader and traveling salesman for what he sees as an effort to build America's past into its future.
Only scattered pieces of an unsolved puzzle have emerged in the five months since the former cheerleader stepped off a bus into the evening shadows and what she said was an abduction punctuated by sexual and racial abuse.
But Johnson, 29, a former Los Angeles Rams cheerleader and Chippendales' nightclub dancer, refuses to abandon turkey bowling.
"My friends, the next president of the Unites States must be an economic leader, not a cheerleader," he said. "He must do more than talk about creating more jobs, he must be a president who knows how to build a strong economy _ and has done it.
Bush has been welcomed and feted all over the country as a cheerleader and fund-raiser for the same candidates who have vetoed his on-air presence.
But in a business that is dominated by federal bureaucracy and that isn't exactly brimming with venture capital, Mr. Allen has taken the lead as fund-raiser, congressional liaison, engineer and head cheerleader.
An honor student, she plays clarinet in a high school band, serves on the student council and the cheerleader squad and participates in a school district program for gifted teens.
Census Director Barbara E. Bryant views herself as head cheerleader for the team of statisticians, interviewers, geographers and demographers who will conduct next year's massive effort to count and categorize the American population.
Terry Hands, in contrast, is head cheerleader for the pragmatists.
Because it's so dark, you get to experience a little of your own darkness." Not so, says critic Tom Shales of The Washington Post. "He's an emotional cheerleader who tries to sway audiences in a very facile and sleazy way.
You should 'give yourself a positive to take place of the negative'. This means that when challenged you should act as your own cheerleader, telling yourself that you can do it.
After Marcia Biancardi died, reportedly by her own hand, the popular cheerleader's high school classmates pinned notes and flowers on her locker.
Takes prominent role in acting as cheerleader for Conservative party. MR CHRIS PATTEN, 47, governor of Hong Kong.
Participants in the market lost their primary sponsor, facilitator and cheerleader.
When she left this small town 10 years ago, Jennifer Casolo was a spunky and popular teen-ager who had been a high school cheerleader.
He was also head cheerleader on a squad that included Sally Field.

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