They celebrate each other's successes.

Meaning: This means that people are happy for each other's achievements and positive outcomes.

Choice of Words: Celebrate means to show happiness or joy about something. Successes are achievements or positive outcomes. When you put them together, it means that people are happy for each other's achievements and positive outcomes.

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They cheer each other on when they do something great.

Meaning: This means that when someone does something well, the other people in the group give them support and encouragement to keep going.

Choice of Words: The word cheer means to give support or encouragement. Each other means both people in the group. On means to continue doing something. Great means something that is very good. When you put them together, the sentence means that people in a group give support and encouragement to each other when they do something very good.

They congratulate each other for their accomplishments.

Meaning: This means that when someone in the group does something well, the other people in the group tell them how great they did.

Choice of Words: The word congratulate means to express praise or admiration for someone's achievement. Each other means both people in the group. For means because of something. Accomplishments means things that have been successfully completed. When you put them together, the sentence means that people in a group express praise or admiration for each other's achievements.

They recognize each other's successes.

Meaning: This means that when someone in the group does something well, the other people in the group notice and acknowledge it.

Choice of Words: The word recognize means to acknowledge or notice something. Each other means both people in the group. Successes means things that have been achieved or accomplished. When you put them together, the sentence means that people in a group acknowledge or notice each other's achievements or accomplishments.

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