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verb
- 1. talk in a friendly and informal way: "she chatted to her mother on the phone every day"
noun
- 1. an informal conversation: "he dropped in for a chat"
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The meaning of CHAT is chatter, prattle. How to use chat in a sentence. chatter, prattle; to talk in an informal or familiar manner; to take part in an online discussion in a chat room…
a conversation, usually one that is friendly and informal: have a chat Why don't you give me a call and we'll have a chat? chat with I had a chat with my boss today about a possible salary increase. idle chat It was the usual idle chat (= conversation about unimportant things). See also. chit-chat noun informal.
When you chat, you have a brief, casual conversation. You might chat with your mail carrier when she delivers a package to your door. If you're in a talkative mood, you can chat with your roommate, the bus driver, your boss, and a drugstore cashier all before lunchtime.
CHAT meaning: 1. to talk to someone in a friendly informal way: 2. to take part in a discussion that involves…. Learn more.
When people chat, they exchange short written messages on the internet or on their phones. The software allows students to collaborate on documents and to chat via instant messaging. [ VERB ]
Chat definition: to converse in a familiar or informal manner.. See examples of CHAT used in a sentence.
[uncountable, countable] communication between people on the internet in which they see and reply to messages immediately and have a written conversation. Fans are invited to an online chat. a guide to internet chat safety for children. chat with somebody You can take part in a live chat with the movie's director this afternoon.
