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| 1 | chat to talk in a friendly way 闲谈；聊天 |
| The doctor chatted away as she examined my hand. 医生一边检查我的手，一边聊着天。 |
| +about They sat waiting, chatting about nothing in particular. 他们一边坐着等，一边闲聊。 |
| +to Who was that you were chatting to? 你在和谁聊天？ |
| +with She laughed and chatted happily with the other women. 她大声笑着和其他女人愉快地聊天。 |
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| 2 | to exchange messages with someone using a computer so that you are able to see each other’ s messages immediately , especially on the Internet （尤指在因特网上）聊天 |
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| - | ˌchat aˈway |
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| - | ˌchat ˈup |
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| | to start a conversation with someone because you want to have a sexual or romantic relationship with them 与…调情；和…攀谈 | When I left, Sally was getting chatted up by the barman. 我离开时，萨莉正和酒吧男招待调情。 | |
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