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“To be cheered up” in Japanese

Short answer
浮き立つ ukitatsu うきたつ

To be cheered up in Japanese is “浮き立つ” (ukitatsu). Full meaning: to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast.

Other ways to say “To be cheered up” in Japanese

元気が出る genkigaderu to feel uplifted, to be cheered up, to hearten, to be inspired, to be energized 浮立つ ukitatsu to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast 浮立っ ukita to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast うきたっ ukita to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast うき立つ ukitatsu to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast 浮き立っ ukita to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast うき立っ ukita to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast 浮きたつ ukitatsu to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast うきたつ ukitatsu to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast 浮きたっ ukita to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast うきたてる ukitateru to be enlivened, to be exhilarated, to be excited, to be cheered up, to be in high spirits; to stand out, to contrast

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