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1 chat
1.[tʃæt]noun1) Schwätzchen, dashave a chat about something — sich über etwas (Akk.) unterhalten
3) (Computing) Chat, der; attrib. Chat-2. intransitive verb,- tt- plaudernPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85255/chat_up">chat up* * *[ æt] 1. past tense, past participle - chatted; verb(to talk in a friendly and informal way: They chatted about the weather.) plaudern2. noun- chatty* * *[tʃæt]I. nto have a \chat with sb about sth mit jdm ein Schwätzchen über etw akk halten fam, mit jdm über etw akk plaudernto have a little \chat with sb [about sth] mit jdm ein Wörtchen [über etw akk] redenidle \chat dummes GeredeII. vi<- tt->1. (talk informally) plaudern▪ to \chat with [or to] sb [about sth/sb] mit jdm [über etw/jdn] plaudern2. (talk animatedly)* * *[tʃt]1. nUnterhaltung f; (about unimportant things also) Plauderei f, Schwatz m (inf); (INTERNET) Chat m (inf)could we have a chat about it? — können wir uns mal darüber unterhalten?
2. viplaudern; (two people also) sich unterhalten; (INTERNET) chatten (inf)* * *chat1 [tʃæt]A v/i (to, with mit)about über akk, von), plauschenb) Internet: chattena) einreden auf (akk),b) sich an ein Mädchen etc ranmachen, anmachen, anquatschen (alle umg)C shave a chat with sb mit jemandem plaudern oder chattenchat2 [tʃæt] s ORN Steinschmätzer m* * *1.[tʃæt]noun1) Schwätzchen, dashave a chat about something — sich über etwas (Akk.) unterhalten
3) (Computing) Chat, der; attrib. Chat-2. intransitive verb,- tt- plaudernchat with or to somebody about something — sich mit jemandem über etwas (Akk.) unterhalten
Phrasal Verbs:- chat up* * *n.Gespräch -e n.Plauderei f.Schwatz m.Unterhaltung f. v.klönen v.plaudern v.sich unterhalten v. -
2 chatty
adjective* * *2) (having a friendly style: a chatty letter.) unterhaltsam* * *chat·ty[ˈtʃæti, AM -t̬i]2. (informal) Plauder-a \chatty letter ein äußerst unterhaltsamer Briefin a \chatty style im Plauderton* * *['tʃtɪ]adj (+er)person geschwätzig, schwatzhaftwritten in a chatty style — im Plauderton geschrieben
* * *chatty [ˈtʃætı] adj (adv chattily)1. geschwätzig, redselig2. a) im Plauderton geschrieben (Brief etc)b) wortreich, ausführlich* * *adjective* * *adj.gesprächig adj.schwatzhaft adj. -
3 jovial
adjective* * *['‹ouviəl](full of good humour: He seems to be in a very jovial mood this morning.) heiter- academic.ru/40121/joviality">joviality- jovially* * *jo·vial[ˈʤəʊviəl, AM ˈʤoʊ-]* * *['dZəʊvɪəl]adjfröhlich, jovial (esp pej); welcome freundlich, herzlichin (a) jovial mood — gut gelaunt
* * *jovial [ˈdʒəʊvjəl; -vıəl] adj (adv jovially) lustig, fröhlich, vergnügt* * *adjective* * *adj.gemütlich adj.heiter adj. -
4 pleasant
* * *['pleznt](giving pleasure; agreeable: a pleasant day/person.) angenehm- academic.ru/90170/pleasantly">pleasantly- pleasantness* * *pleas·ant<-er, -est or more \pleasant, most \pleasant>[ˈplezənt]what a \pleasant surprise! was für eine angenehme Überraschung!have a \pleasant day/journey! einen schönen Tag/eine gute Reise!it was \pleasant to sit down es tat gut, sich zu setzen\pleasant weather schönes Wetter2. (friendly) freundlich, liebenswürdig▪ to be \pleasant [to sb] [zu jdm] nett [o freundlich] sein* * *['pleznt]adjaroma, taste angenehm; surprise also, news erfreulich; person also, face nett; manner also, smile freundlich; building gefällig* * *pleasant [ˈpleznt] adj (adv pleasantly)1. angenehm (Arbeit, Geruch, Leben, Traum, Überraschung etc), erfreulich, wohltuend (Nachricht etc), vergnüglich:a pleasant breeze eine angenehme oder wohltuende Brise;pleasant to the taste angenehm im Geschmack;2. freundlich (Wetter, Person, Zimmer):be pleasant to sb nett zu jemandem sein3. obs vergnügt, lustig, heiter* * *pleasanter, pleasantest angenehm; schön [Tag, Zeit]; nett [Gesicht, Lächeln]* * *adj.angenehm adj. -
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6 pleasant
what a \pleasant surprise! was für eine angenehme Überraschung!;have a \pleasant day/journey! einen schönen Tag/eine gute Reise!;it was \pleasant to sit down es tat gut, sich zu setzen;\pleasant weather schönes Wetter2) ( friendly) freundlich, liebenswürdig;to be \pleasant [to sb] [zu jdm] nett [o freundlich] sein
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