cheerily

adv.

快活地，兴高采烈地，爽快地；

1. He waved his hand to us cheerily.
   他高兴地向我们挥手。
2. Some forecasters say cheerily that the world economy is likely to make a sprightly recovery.
   有些预言家高兴地说，世界经济可能强劲复苏。
3. But,maugre,mauger all hardships,they pursued their journey cheerily.
   虽然诸多困难，他们仍愉快地继续他们的旅程。

Putting a new face on the old malaise: New Brunswick's got a new young whippersnapper to cheerily lead the way to more economic deca...
Haffey home before ten to cheerily relive infamous Wembley rout of 61
La la la la la la etc. Merrily cheerily rapidly they go [first line of chorus]
Pmt Is Cheerily Alive with the 'Sound of Music'
Pull Away Cheerily! The Gold Digger's Song
Naval Song. Charge the Can Cheerily. With Original Music.
Pull away cheerily: the gold digger's song [Harry Lee Carter, George Henry Russell, Henry Russell]
Cheerily then from hill and valley, cheerily, oh! Cheerily, oh! [first line of chorus]
'Priscilla' Camps out at Kravis Decked in Costume Foolery; Aussie Drag-Queen Musical Cheerily over the Top
Voices for the Speechless