English-Azerbaijani dictionary

chastise [tʃӕsˈtaiz] verb

to punish by beating etc: He was chastised for being repeatedly late for class.
az: döyərək cəzalandırmaq
ru: подвергать (телесному) наказанию

chastisement [ˈtʃӕstaizmənt] noun

he feared their chastisement would be severe.

az: fiziki cəza(landırma )

ru: (телесное) наказание

chastity [ˈtʃӕstəti] noun

The monks have to take a vow of chastity.
az: təmizlik; saflıq
ru: целомудри

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chat [tʃӕt] verb (past tense, past participle ˈchatted) 

to talk in a friendly and informal way: They chatted about the weather.
az: söhbət etmək

ru: дружеский разговор

♦ noun
(a) friendly and informal talk: a chat over coffee; women’s chat.
az: söhbət
ru: беседа

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chat show noun

(British) a television or radio show in which famous people are asked questions about their life and work; talk show : She hosts a chat show that is broadcast on Saturday evenings.
az: tok-şou

ru: ток-шоу

chatroom noun

a place on the Internet where people can take part in real-time discussions, usually about a particular topic: We want everyone to enjoy using the chatrooms so we have guidelines that must be respected by all.
az: çat; çat bölməsi
ru: чат; раздел чата

chatter [ˈtʃӕtə] verb

1 to talk quickly and noisily about unimportant things: The children chattered among themselves.
az: laqqırtı vurmaq; çərənləmək
ru: болтать

2 (of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: I could feel chattering because my teeth of the cold.
az: taqqıldamaq; şaqqıldamaq
ru: стучать (зубами)
♦ noun

rapid, noisy talk: friendly chatter.
az: laqqırtı
ru: болтовня

chatterbox noun

(informal) a talkative person: She’s a bit of a chatterbox.
az: çərənçi; boşboğaz

ru: болтун(ья)

chatty adjective (comparative  chattier superlative  chattiest) 

1 fond of chatting: a chatty old lady.

az: gəvəzə, çərənçi
ru: говорливый

2 having a friendly style: a chatty letter.
az: səmimi; dostca
ru: дружеский

chauffeur [ˈʃəufə, (American) ʃəuˈfə:r] noun

a person employed as a car-driver for a rich or important person: We are looking for a private chauffeur to drive a limousine in central London.
az: sürücü

ru: (наёмный) шофёр

chauvinism [ˈʃəuvinizəm] noun

unthinking enthusiasm for a particular country, cause etc: This is another example of chauvinism towards‘less developed’ tribes by an African Government.
az: millətçilik; şovinizm
ru: шовинизм

chauvinist noun

She accused him of being a chauvinist.

az: şovinist; millətçi
ru: шовинист

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chauvinistic adjective

chauvinistic attitudes.

az: millətçi; şovinist
ru: шовинистический

cheap [tʃiːp] adjective

1 low in price: Eggs are cheap just now. 
2 of poor quality; vulgar; contemptible: Everything in the room had a cheap look about it; a cheap trick.
az: ucuz
ru: дешёвый

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cheaply adverb

top tips on how to travel cheaply.
az: ucuz
ru: дёшево