Definition of chit-chat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- We had some chit-chat before the meeting.
2.
- Their chit-chat often turned into gossip.
Verb
- They chit-chat over coffee every morning.
Origin of chit-chat
Reduplication, chit (small note) + chat (talk)
Examples of chit-chat in a sentence
Chit-chat at the party helped break the ice. Office chit-chat can boost team morale. We chit-chat during our lunch breaks. They love to chit-chat at the park.
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- French:bavardage, bavarder, ...
- German:Geplauder, plaudern, ...
- Italian:chiacchiere, chiacchierare, ...
- Spanish:charla, charlar, ...
- Portuguese:conversa fiada, conversar, ...
- Chinese:闲聊, 谈天, ...
- Japanese:雑談, おしゃべりをする, ...
- Arabic:دَرْدَشَة, دَرْدَشَ, ...
- Hebrew:פִּטְפּוּט, לְפַטְפֵּט, ...
- Russian:болтовня, болтать, ...
- Ukrainian:побалаканка, балакати, ...
- Hindi:गपशप, गपशप करना, ...
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