chat

chat
 æt
1. past tense, past participle - chatted; verb
(to talk in a friendly and informal way: They chatted about the weather.) charlar, hablar

2. noun
((a) friendly and informal talk: a chat over coffee; women's chat.) charla
chat1 n charla
I had a chat with Mary charlé con Mary / hablé con Mary
chat2 vb charlar / hablar
we chatted for half an hour charlamos durante media hora
El pasado y participio pasado de chat se escribe chatted; el gerundio se escribe chatting

chat sustantivo masculino chat room 'chat' also found in these entries: Spanish: abuela - amena - ameno - cascar - cháchara - charla - charlar - comida - gachó - hablar - hebra - palique - parrafada - rajar - ricamente - conversar - copuchar - paja - plática - platicar - programa English: chat - chat line - chat show - chat up - casual - casually - cozy - gossip - rap
chat
tr[ʧæt]
noun
1 (in general) charla
2 (on Internet) charla, chateo
intransitive verb (pt & pp chatted, ger chatting)
1 charlar, hablar
■ they were soon chatting away like old friends pronto estaban charlando como viejos amigos
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to have a chat with somebody charlar con alguien, hablar con alguien
chat room sala de chat, sala de chateo
chat show programa nombre masculino de entrevistas
chat ['ʧæt] vi, chatted ; chatting : charlar, platicar
chat n
: charla f, plática f
chat
n.
• charla s.f.
• coba s.f.
• conversación s.f.
• parlatorio s.m.
• parola s.f.
• plática (en Latinoamérica) s.f.
• plático s.m. (Computer)
v.
• chatear (Informática) v.
v.
• charlar v.
• conversar v.
• departir v.
• parlamentar v.
• patullar v.
• platicar (en Latinoamérica) v.

I tʃæt
noun charla f, conversación f (esp AmL), plática f (AmC, Méx)

to have a chat with somebody — charlar or hablar or (esp AmL) conversar or (AmC, Méx) platicar* con alguien


II
-tt- intransitive verb
a) (talk)

to chat (TO o WITH somebody) — charlar or hablar or (esp AmL) conversar or (AmC, Méx) platicar* (con algn)

b) (on Internet)

to chat (to or with) somebody — chatear (con algn)

Phrasal Verbs:
[tʃæt]
1.
N charla f , plática f (CAm)

to have a chat with — (gen) charlar con, platicar con (CAm); (=discuss) hablar con

I'll have a chat with him about it — hablaré con él de or sobre ello

2. VI
1) (=talk) charlar, platicar (CAm) (with, to con)
2) (Internet) chatear
3.
CPD

chat room N — (Internet) canal m de charla, foro m de discusión, chat m

chat show N — programa m de entrevistas

chat show host N — presentador m de programa de entrevistas

chat show hostess N — presentadora f de programa de entrevistas

- chat up
* * *

I [tʃæt]
noun charla f, conversación f (esp AmL), plática f (AmC, Méx)

to have a chat with somebody — charlar or hablar or (esp AmL) conversar or (AmC, Méx) platicar* con alguien


II
-tt- intransitive verb
a) (talk)

to chat (TO o WITH somebody) — charlar or hablar or (esp AmL) conversar or (AmC, Méx) platicar* (con algn)

b) (on Internet)

to chat (to or with) somebody — chatear (con algn)

Phrasal Verbs:

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