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1 chat
v.t. to sew together; to sew on a button hole; to tie together, to bring together; to strike. (chatil, chatish)chatanoq coll.crotch -
2 ko’chat
seedling; sapling; transplant, shoot. ko’chat qilib Ekilgan transplanted (as seedlings) -
3 bazm
(Persian) banquet with music and entertainment. bazmi jamshid(iy) great, royal banquet. bazm qur to organize, put together a banquet. qizlar bazmi bridal shower. nog’ora bazm a celebration with drums and musical instruments; frolic, merriment; merry chat, conversation -
4 chatish
v.t./v.i. coop. of chat ; to become crossbred; to mix together, to become intertwined; to be related distantly. (chatishtir) v.n. of cat ; hybrid, crossbreed; adjoining, connected; distant relative -
5 gurunglash
v.i. to have a friendly discussion, to chat -
6 haftalik
a week?s worth; week long; weekly. bir haftalik ish one week job. ko’chat Ekish haftaliki week of planting seedlings -
7 izdahom
(Arabic) crowd; chat session, social group gathered to talk -
8 qaymoqlash
v.i. to have an earnest chat; to become thick or intense -
9 valaqla
v.i. to chat idly, to talk nonsense. valaqlab yur to go around talking nonsense, to spread gossip. (valaqlash)Valday qirlari geo -
10 valdira
v.i. to chat idly, to talk nonsense; to babble. (valdirat, valdirash)
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Chat — Chat … Deutsch Wörterbuch
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chat|ty — chat|ty1 «CHAT ee», adjective, ti|er, ti|est. 1. fond of friendly, familiar talk about unimportant things: »The chatty old men played checkers and gossiped all afternoon. 2. having the style or manner of friendly familiar talk: »a chatty article… … Useful english dictionary
