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English Idioms Chit-chat
Chit-chat - a informal chat about nothing important easy to understand
- I went downstairs to chit-chat with the neighbors downstairs
- The judge does not like it when people chit-chatting in her courtroom. The judge told everyone to be quiet, or she will ask them to leave.
- There are always women chit-chatting on the ferry on the way to work.
- We have an elderly lady who lives in our building. We always stop by her flat to chit-chat with her, so that she is not so lonely.
- My sister can chit-chat on the phone for a long time. She spends a lot of time on the phone.
- We have an excellent doctor, because she always finds a few minutes to chit-chat with her patients.
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