chat in Irish
chat in Irish is caislín — chat means to talk with someone in a relaxed, informal way.
chat in Irish
caislín
(countable) Any of various small Old World passerine birds in the muscicapid tribe Saxicolini or subfamily Saxicolinae that feed on insects.
What does "chat" mean?
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verb To talk with someone in a relaxed, informal way.
"We stayed after class to chat about the weekend."
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verb To exchange written or spoken messages in real time online.
"The team chats on a group app throughout the workday."
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noun A casual, friendly conversation.
"I had a quick chat with my neighbour about the storm damage."
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noun An online space or feature for exchanging real-time messages.
"Viewers were flooding the live-stream chat with questions."
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chat in a sentence
- We stayed after class to chat about the weekend.
- They chatted over coffee for almost two hours.
- The team chats on a group app throughout the workday.
- I had a quick chat with my neighbour about the storm damage.
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What is "chat" in Irish?
"chat" in Irish is caislín. chat means: To talk with someone in a relaxed, informal way.
How do you use "chat" in a sentence?
Example: "We stayed after class to chat about the weekend." In Irish, "chat" is caislín.
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