Summary
chat {noun}
bavardage · conversation · discussion · placotage · chat · clavardage · jactance · traquet
to chat {verb}
placoter · jaser · converser · papoter · chatter · discutailler · tchatter · clavarder
cher {adjective}
high-priced · costly · dear · beloved · precious · expensive · pricey · valuable · cherished · pricy
Synonyms
chat: Old World chat · New World chat · confab
chat: félin · matou · minet
cher: coûteux · précieux · onéreux
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English-French translation for "chat"
"chat" French translation
chat {noun}
All the rest is just idle chit-chat.
The Tunza Programme will continue to hold regular chat sessions with young people on emerging environmental issues.
The Tunza Programme will continue to hold regular chat sessions with young people on emerging environmental issues.
There are also a large number of Somali language chat rooms and discussion forums, some of them openly operated by supporters of armed
Can the Solicitor General not see that his chats are far from neutral, that they are having serious repercussions for the inquiry and that he must really step down?
chat {noun} (also: conversation, exchange, talk)
I actually remember a chat the day before, on Canada Day. I will never forget that chat.
It has been good to have a chat.
Did you come for another chat?
Remote participants had the opportunity to participate, via online chat, email, discussion boards and blogs.
I recall a chat that we had just a few months ago when I called for his political advice.
chat {noun} (also: argument, discussion)
In 2002 most of the complaints related to web sites and Internet chat rooms.
Regional chat rooms are a popular feature of this site.
Many of the questions that were raised in that Internet chat were directed at the issue of animal welfare.
The young girls have their own activity groups and a debate and chat room on the Internet.
We held an Internet chat last Tuesday, where we were asked in excess of 2600 questions in a period of two hours.
22 Definition provided by Chat Ramilo, citing Bill Mead, in “National ICT policies and gender equality.
Hacker bulletin boards, anonymous mailboxes, chat rooms.
Scotland, United Kingdom Organizers: The University of Aberdeen Deadline: 31 May 2010 Contact: CHAT2010@abdn.ac.uk
I do not know whether it is possible to extend the venture by opening a chat room as well, as suggested by Mr Rübig.
Here again, the question is whether all chat systems are compatible and whether everyone can afford to buy the necessary equipment.
chat {noun}
She then went on to say that her greatest support was coming from a chat room in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
They have access to chat rooms so the families can speak to others going through a similar distressing stage in their lives.
When AOL members are chatting in AOL chat rooms they can hold that IP addressing information for approximately 90 days.
to chat {verb}
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb}
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb}
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb}
One client commented her lawyer "wanted to chat up my husband and bond with him."
We got to chatting.
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb} (also: to prattle)
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb}
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb} [coll.]
to chat [chatted|chatted] {vb} [IT]
to chat [chatted|chatted] {v.i.}
chat {noun}
22 Definition provided by Chat Ramilo, citing Bill Mead, in “National ICT policies and gender equality.
Hacker bulletin boards, anonymous mailboxes, chat rooms.
Scotland, United Kingdom Organizers: The University of Aberdeen Deadline: 31 May 2010 Contact: CHAT2010@abdn.ac.uk
I do not know whether it is possible to extend the venture by opening a chat room as well, as suggested by Mr Rübig.
Here again, the question is whether all chat systems are compatible and whether everyone can afford to buy the necessary equipment.
The government is playing a cat-and-mouse game with the international community.
We must not tolerate this cat-and-mouse game by the Commission any longer!
If her cat is drinking beer, then that is probably what is making the cat ill.
He packed his suitcase, wondering what would happen to Tank, his cat.
Mr. Speaker, the Solicitor General should stop playing this cat and mouse game.
cher {adjective}
high-priced {adj.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "chat":
© Princeton UniversityOld World chat · New World chat · confab · confabulation · schmooze · schmoose
Synonyms (French) for "chat":
© myThes Dicollectefélin · matou · minet
Synonyms (French) for "cher":
© myThes Dicollectecoûteux · précieux · onéreux · dispendieux · ruineux · Afrique
Usage examples
Usage examples for "chat" in French
Forum results
"chat" translation - forum results
Similar words
Charybdis · chase · chased · chaser · chasm · chassis · chaste · chastened · chastisement · chastity · chat · chattel · chatter · chatterbox · chatterer · chattering · chatty · chauffeur · chauvinism · chauvinist · chauvinistic
Even more translations in the English-Czech dictionary by bab.la.