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21chat — sb., ten, s el. chat, tene, i sms. chat , fx chatside …
22Chat — Chat, v. t. To talk of. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] …
23chat — CHAT, chaturi, s.n. (inform.) Mod de comunicare în scris şi, de regulă, în direct, a mai multor utilizatori de calculatoare conectate într o reţea. [pr.: cet] – cuv. engl. chat (= a sporovăi, a tăifăsui; taifas, taclale.) Trimis de ivascu,… …
24Chat — 〈 [tʃæ̣t] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; EDV; umg.〉 Unterhaltung, Kommunikation (im Internet); Chaträume für Internetbenutzer [Etym.: <engl. chat »Plauderei«] …
25chat — Voz tomada del inglés chat (‘charla’), que significa ‘conversación entre personas conectadas a Internet, mediante el intercambio de mensajes electrónicos’ y, más frecuentemente, ‘servicio que permite mantener este tipo de conversación’. Es voz… …
26chat — (v.) mid 15c., short for CHATTER (Cf. chatter) (q.v.). Related: Chatted; chatting. As a noun, from 1520s. Chat room in the online sense is attested by 1994, from the days when AOL ruled the Internet …
27chat — [n] talk, often short babble, bull session, chatter, conversation, converse, gab*, gas*, gossip, heart to heart*, hot air*, jabber*, palaver, prattle*, rap*, rap session*, tête à tête, visit, yak*; concept 278 Ant. quiet, silence chat [v] talk,… …
28chat — ► VERB (chatted, chatting) 1) talk in an informal way. 2) (chat up) informal engage in flirtatious conversation. ► NOUN ▪ an informal conversation. ORIGIN shortening of CHATTER( …
29Chat — (fr, spr. Schah, so v.w. Katze), Schiff ohne Mastkörbe mit rundem Hinter , spitzigem Vordertheil u. plattem Boden, bes. für seichte Stellen; faßt gegen 600 Tonnen …
30Chat — (fr., spr. Schat), so v.w. Stückvisitirer, s.u. Stückgießerei f) …
