Ponerse más alegre o de mejor humor.
To become happier or more cheerful.
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See how the word “animarse” is used in sentences
Decidió animarse después de la mala noticia. — She decided to cheer up after the bad news.
Siempre sabe cómo animar a sus amigos. — She always knows how to cheer up her friends.
¿Puedes animarte y venir a comer con nosotros? — Can you cheer up and join us for lunch?
¿Puedes animar a John? Parece un poco decaído. — Can you cheer up John? He seems a bit down.
Busquemos la manera de animar hoy al equipo. — Let's find a way to cheer up the team today.
Animemos al equipo con algunas actividades divertidas. — Let's cheer up the team with some fun activities.
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