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61chat — 1 noun (C, U) especially BrE an informal friendly conversation: Drop in for a chat if you have an hour to spare this evening. | have a chat: We had a chat about the old days. see also: backchat 2 …
62chat*/ — [tʃæt] verb [I] I 1) to talk in a friendly way They sat waiting, chatting about their families.[/ex] She laughed and chatted happily with the other women.[/ex] 2) computing to exchange messages with someone using computers, in a way that lets you …
63chat — [[t]tʃæt[/t]] v. chat•ted, chat•ting, n. 1) to converse informally 2) cmp to engage in dialogue by exchanging electronic messages on a BBS 3) phv brit. chat up, Brit. to talk to in a friendly or flirtatious way 4) informal conversation 5) orn a)… …
64chat — tikralaikis pokalbis statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Keitimasis ↑tekstinėmis žinutėmis kai žinutės gavėjas kompiuterio ekrane iš karto mato jam išsiųstą žinutę ir visas pokalbis matomas ↑pokalbių programos lange. Plačiau žr. priede.… …
65chat — pokalbis internetu statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Dviejų arba daugiau asmenų ↑tikralaikė bendravimo forma, kai pasikeičiama rašytine informacija, visų pokalbio dalyvių matoma kompiuterio ekrane. „Kalbama“ renkant tekstą, kuris… …
66chat — Un Chat, AElurus, Felis. L herbe au chat, Nepeta, Calamintha. Jetter le chat aux jambes à quelqu un, Culpam in aliquem deriuare, Transferre crimen vel inuidiam in aliquem. B. ex Liuio et Cicerone …
67chat — 1. v. & n. v.intr. (chatted, chatting) talk in a light familiar way. n. 1 informal conversation or talk. 2 an instance of this. Phrases and idioms: chat show Brit. a television or radio programme in which celebrities are interviewed informally.… …
68chat — I. verb (chatted; chatting) Etymology: Middle English chatten, short for chatteren Date: 15th century intransitive verb 1. chatter, prattle 2. a. to talk in an informal or familiar manner b. to take pa …
69Chat — This is a medieval English nickname surname which derives from either the Olde English pre 7th Century Cat or the Norman French Chat the latter being an introduction after 1066. The name was given to a quick moving person, possibly a successful… …
70chat — Synonyms and related words: babble, babblement, bavardage, be closeted with, bibble babble, blab, blabber, blah blah, blather, blether, blethers, bull session, bullshit, burble, cackle, caquet, caqueterie, causerie, chatter, chew the fat, chin,… …
