chat

∗ ≈

chatear

∗ verb

chat
[tʃæt]
sustantivo
1charla (f) (informal conversation)plática (f) (CAm, español de México)
  • to have a chat -> charlar
  • chat show -> tertulia (f) televisiva (on TV) (británico)
2charla (f) chat (m) (informática)
  • chat room -> sala (f) de conversación
verbo intransitivo (pt & pp chatted)
3charlar (talk informally), platicar (CAm, español de México)(to or with con)
4charlar, chatear (informática)(to or with con)

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chat [chat]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Charlar, parlotear. (n)
  • To chat to/with somebody -> charla, hablar, conversar o platicar con alguien
sustantivo
1Charla, locuacidad, cháchara, parla, lujo de hablar, garrulidad.
  • To have a chat with somebody -> charlar o hablar o conversar o platicar con alguien
2Pájaro cantor americano.

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chat [tʃæt]
noun
charla; (f) plática; (f) (CAm)
to have a chat with (gen) charlar con; platicar con; (CAm) (discuss) hablar con; I'll have a chat with him about it hablaré con él de sobre ello;or
verb:intransitive
1 (talk) charlar; platicar; (CAm)with, to con
2 (Internet) chatear
modifier
chat room (n) (Internet) canal de charla; (m) foro de discusión; (m) chat; (m)
Users of the dial-up conferencing system can set up ad hoc `chat rooms" where dozens of people can post messages in real time After seeing Braveheart for the 80th time, she set up a `chat room" devoted to the film on the Web
chat show (n) programa de entrevistas; (m)
chat show host (n) presentador de programa de entrevistas; (m)
chat show hostess (n) presentadora de programa de entrevistas; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "chat"

Imperative
  • chat
  • you chat
  • he/she chats
  • we chat
  • you chat
  • they chat
Preterite
  • I chatted
  • you chatted
  • he/she chatted
  • we chatted
  • you chatted
  • they chatted
Present Continuous
  • I am chatting
  • you are chatting
  • he/she is chatting
  • we are chatting
  • you are chatting
  • they are chatting
Present Perfect
  • I have chatted
  • you have chatted
  • he/she has chatted
  • we have chatted
  • you have chatted
  • they have chatted
Past Continuous
  • I was chatting
  • you were chatting
  • he/she was chatting
  • we were chatting
  • you were chatting
  • they were chatting
Past Perfect
  • I had chatted
  • you had chatted
  • he/she had chatted
  • we had chatted
  • you had chatted
  • they had chatted
Future
  • I will chat
  • you will chat
  • he/she will chat
  • we will chat
  • you will chat
  • they will chat
Future Perfect
  • I will have chatted
  • you will have chatted
  • he/she will have chatted
  • we will have chatted
  • you will have chatted
  • they will have chatted
Future Continuous
  • I will be chatting
  • you will be chatting
  • he/she will be chatting
  • we will be chatting
  • you will be chatting
  • they will be chatting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been chatting
  • you have been chatting
  • he/she has been chatting
  • we have been chatting
  • you have been chatting
  • they have been chatting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been chatting
  • you will have been chatting
  • he/she will have been chatting
  • we will have been chatting
  • you will have been chatting
  • they will have been chatting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been chatting
  • you had been chatting
  • he/she had been chatting
  • we had been chatting
  • you had been chatting
  • they had been chatting

chat
(pl chats)
masculine noun
1chat (computing) (charla); chat room (sala)

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chat
sustantivo:masculino
(Internet) chat room

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