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chat chat ★★★☆☆/tʃæ̱t/1[V-RECIP	相互动词]聊天；闲聊 When people chat, they talk to each other in an informal and friendly way.   [pl-n V]  [V to/with n]  [V about n]The women were chatting...女人们在聊天。I was chatting to him the other day...前几天我和他聊了一阵。He's chatting with his dad...他在和他爸爸闲聊。We chatted about old times.我们聊到过去的时光。Chat is also a noun.I had a chat with John.我和约翰聊了一会儿。相关词组：chat up  chat1 verbchat2 nounchatchat1 /tʃæt/ ●●○ verb (past tense and past participle chatted, present participle chatting) [intransitive]  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1 (also chat away) especially British English to talk in a friendly informal way, especially about things that are not important:  John and I sat up until the early hours chatting.chat with/to Mary was there, chatting to her mother.chat about Susie chatted away about her social life.2to communicate with several people in a chat room on the InternetGRAMMAR: Reciprocal verbsChat is a reciprocal verb. This type of verb is used when saying that two or more people or things do something that involves both or all of them: · The boys were chatting. You can also say: · The boys were chatting with each other.· He was chatting with the boys.Grammar guide ‒ VERBSchat somebody ↔ up phrasal verb British English informal to talk to someone in a way that shows you are sexually attracted to them:  I spent the evening chatting up Liz.chat1 verbchat2 nounchatchat2 ●●○ noun [countable, uncountable]  Examples Thesaurus Collocations  especially British English an informal friendly conversationchat with I’ve had a long chat with Vinnie.chat about a chat about the weather She was enjoying their friendly little chat. She used to drop in for a chat quite often. →backchatCOLLOCATIONSverbshave a chat· We were just having a chat.call in/round for a chat· Are you free later if I call in for a chat?meet up for a chat· Sometimes we go to the cinema or just meet up for a chat.enjoy a chat· Most people enjoy a good chat.adjectivesa little chat· Why don’t you call her and have a little chat.a brief chat formal:· My manager said he wanted to have a brief chat with me.a bit of a chat spoken British English:· Perhaps I could have a bit of a chat with him.a long chat· We sat down and had a long chat.a friendly chat· New students sometimes just need to have a friendly chat with someone.a cosy chat (=a relaxed and usually private one)· I made some coffee and we had a cosy chat.an informal chat· Come and see me any time if you want an informal chat about jobs.a private/confidential chat· Have a confidential chat with the school nurse.a quiet chat (=one that other people will not interrupt.)· Let’s go and have a quiet chat over lunch.an online chat (=one had with someone over the internet)· With MSN you can have an online chat with your friends.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EcsJb4etutcIzGDGyYyMg4sChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iCpV9hDbmSyrhbbt6jkAv9Z+mTqG2ulPcsitXBqIclJwFTaM2z6hKLWO3umVOZDqu9x+ssdp3nhTSoW+mknAh5Gonub2lIxkpXuhfN89uSFo=             chat              ★                    /        tʃæt                ;          NAmE                tʃæt                /                              verb                ,                  noun                            chat      chats      chatted      chatting                            verb        ★                    (              -tt-            )              1      ★              [intransitive        ]                    to talk in a friendly informal way to sb          闲聊；闲谈；聊天                            chat(to/with sb)                    ◆        My kids spend hours chatting on the phone to their friends.        我的几个孩子在电话上和朋友聊天一聊就是几个小时。                    chataway (to/with sb)                    ◆        Within minutes of being introduced they were chatting away like old friends.        他们经人介绍认识才几分钟，便一见如故地聊个没完。                    chatabout sth/sb                    ◆        What were you chatting about?        你们聊了些什么？                    2              [intransitive        ]                    chat(away) (to/with sb)            |              chat(about sth/sb)                    to exchange messages with other people on the Internet, especially in a          chat room          （尤指在网上聊天室的）闲聊，聊天，交谈                            ◆        He's been on the computer all morning, chatting with his friends.        他整个上午都在上网和朋友聊天。                            PHRASAL VERB                    ˌchat sb↔ˈup                              (              BrE) (              informal)                        to talk in a friendly way to sb you are sexually attracted to              （受异性吸引而）亲昵地攀谈，与某人搭讪                                            ◆            She went straight over and tried to chat him up.            她迳直走了过去试图同他搭讪。                                                    noun        ★                                  1      ★              [countable        ]                    (          especially BrE)                a friendly informal conversation          闲聊；闲谈；聊天                            ◆        I just called in for a chat.        我只是来聊聊天。                    ◆        I had a long chat with her.        我和她闲聊了很久。                    ☞synonyms at                                            discussion                                                  2              [uncountable        ]                    talking, especially informal conversation          （尤指非正式的）谈话，讲话                            ◆        That's enough chat from me—on with the music!        我不再多讲了，继续欣赏音乐吧！                    ☞synonyms at                                            discussion                                                  3              [uncountable            ,       countable        ]                    communication between people on the Internet          网上聊天                            ◆        chat software        聊天软件                    ◆        Internet chat services        互联网聊天服务                    ◆        Fans are invited to an online chat.        爱好者获邀参与网上聊天。                        chat              /        tʃæt                ;          NAmE                tʃæt                /             chat[tʃæt]chatted, chatting, chatsCET4TEM4考研TOEFLIELTSv51075201685167213351155354n71133071697583789704298NOUN3453324107VERB4484220994Spoken:174824550chats[775] chatted[815] chatting[4208]聊天(91%)，闲谈(8%)，谈天(1%)n.聊天；闲谈vt.与…搭讪；与…攀谈vi.聊天；闲谈n.(Chat)人名；(英)查特(教名Carol、Carola、Caroline、Carolyn的昵称)；(西)查特；(越)质；(柬)乍；(泰)察；(捷)哈特；(中)质(广东话·威妥玛)；(法)沙

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Collins	chat ★★★☆☆ /tʃæ̱t/ 1 [V-RECIP 相互动词]聊天；闲聊 When people chat, they talk to each other in an informal and friendly way. [pl-n V] [V to/with n] [V about n] The women were chatting... 女人们在聊天。 I was chatting to him the other day... 前几天我和他聊了一阵。 He's chatting with his dad... 他在和他爸爸闲聊。 We chatted about old times. 我们聊到过去的时光。 Chat is also a noun. I had a chat with John. 我和约翰聊了一会儿。相关词组： chat up
Oxford	chat ★ / tʃæt ; NAmE tʃæt / verb , noun chat chats chatted chatting verb ★ ( -tt- ) 1 ★ [intransitive ] to talk in a friendly informal way to sb 闲聊；闲谈；聊天 chat(to/with sb) ◆ My kids spend hours chatting on the phone to their friends. 我的几个孩子在电话上和朋友聊天一聊就是几个小时。 chataway (to/with sb) ◆ Within minutes of being introduced they were chatting away like old friends. 他们经人介绍认识才几分钟，便一见如故地聊个没完。 chatabout sth/sb ◆ What were you chatting about? 你们聊了些什么？ 2 [intransitive ] chat(away) (to/with sb) \| chat(about sth/sb) to exchange messages with other people on the Internet, especially in a chat room （尤指在网上聊天室的）闲聊，聊天，交谈 ◆ He's been on the computer all morning, chatting with his friends. 他整个上午都在上网和朋友聊天。 PHRASAL VERB ˌchat sb↔ˈup ( BrE) ( informal) to talk in a friendly way to sb you are sexually attracted to （受异性吸引而）亲昵地攀谈，与某人搭讪 ◆ She went straight over and tried to chat him up. 她迳直走了过去试图同他搭讪。 noun ★ 1 ★ [countable ] ( especially BrE) a friendly informal conversation 闲聊；闲谈；聊天 ◆ I just called in for a chat. 我只是来聊聊天。 ◆ I had a long chat with her. 我和她闲聊了很久。 ☞synonyms at discussion 2 [uncountable ] talking, especially informal conversation （尤指非正式的）谈话，讲话 ◆ That's enough chat from me—on with the music! 我不再多讲了，继续欣赏音乐吧！ ☞synonyms at discussion 3 [uncountable , countable ] communication between people on the Internet 网上聊天 ◆ chat software 聊天软件 ◆ Internet chat services 互联网聊天服务 ◆ Fans are invited to an online chat. 爱好者获邀参与网上聊天。 chat / tʃæt ; NAmE tʃæt /
LDC	chat1 verb chat2 noun chatchat1 /tʃæt/ ●●○ verb (past tense and past participle chatted, present participle chatting) [intransitive] Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1 (also chat away) especially British English to talk in a friendly informal way, especially about things that are not important: John and I sat up until the early hours chatting.chat with/to Mary was there, chatting to her mother.chat about Susie chatted away about her social life.2to communicate with several people in a chat room on the InternetGRAMMAR: Reciprocal verbsChat is a reciprocal verb. This type of verb is used when saying that two or more people or things do something that involves both or all of them: · The boys were chatting. You can also say: · The boys were chatting with each other.· He was chatting with the boys.Grammar guide ‒ VERBSchat up phrasal verb British English informal to talk to someone in a way that shows you are sexually attracted to them: I spent the evening chatting up Liz. chat1 verb chat2 noun chatchat2 ●●○ noun [countable, uncountable] Examples Thesaurus Collocations especially British English an informal friendly conversationchat with I’ve had a long chat with Vinnie.chat about a chat about the weather She was enjoying their friendly little chat. She used to drop in for a chat quite often. → backchat COLLOCATIONSverbshave a chat· We were just having a chat.call in/round for a chat· Are you free later if I call in for a chat?meet up for a chat· Sometimes we go to the cinema or just meet up for a chat.enjoy a chat· Most people enjoy a good chat.adjectivesa little chat· Why don’t you call her and have a little chat.a brief chat formal:· My manager said he wanted to have a brief chat with me.a bit of a chat spoken British English:· Perhaps I could have a bit of a chat with him.a long chat· We sat down and had a long chat.a friendly chat· New students sometimes just need to have a friendly chat with someone.a cosy chat (=a relaxed and usually private one)· I made some coffee and we had a cosy chat.an informal chat· Come and see me any time if you want an informal chat about jobs.a private/confidential chat· Have a confidential chat with the school nurse.a quiet chat (=one that other people will not interrupt.)· Let’s go and have a quiet chat over lunch.an online chat (=one had with someone over the internet)· With MSN you can have an online chat with your friends.
WDF	chat [tʃæt]chatted, chatting, chats CET4TEM4考研TOEFLIELTS v5107 5201 685 1672 1335 1155 354 n7113 3071 697 583 789 704 298 NOUN3453 324107 VERB4484 220994 Spoken: 174824550 chats[775] chatted[815] chatting[4208] 聊天(91%)，闲谈(8%)，谈天(1%) n.聊天；闲谈 vt.与…搭讪；与…攀谈 vi.聊天；闲谈 n.(Chat)人名；(英)查特(教名Carol、Carola、Caroline、Carolyn的昵称)；(西)查特；(越)质；(柬)乍；(泰)察；(捷)哈特；(中)质(广东话·威妥玛)；(法)沙

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