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Chill

🇬🇧 UK //tʃɪl// 🇺🇸 US //tʃɪl//

Meaning of Chill

To relax or calm down.

Chill in a sentence

• Let's chill at my place this weekend.
• You need to chill and stop stressing about the test.
• After a long week, I just want to chill and watch a movie.
• He is trying to chill in the sun by the pool.
• They decided to chill instead of going out dancing.

How to use Chill

Use 'chill' in casual conversations. It's informal and not suitable for formal writing or meetings.

Grammar pattern

chill + object

Memory hint

Think of a chilled drink—refreshing and relaxing.

Related words

Collocations with Chill

• chill out
• just chill
• chill vibes
• chill time
• chill with friends

Synonyms for Chill

• relax
• calm
• unwind
• decompress
• settle

Common mistakes with Chill

• Confusing with 'chilly' which means cool or cold.
• Using 'chill' in formal contexts like business emails.
• Misusing 'chill' as a noun instead of a verb.

Frequently asked questions about Chill

What does Chill mean?

To relax or calm down.

How do you use Chill in a sentence?

Let's chill at my place this weekend.

Can you give another example of Chill?

You need to chill and stop stressing about the test.

What are synonyms for Chill?

Common alternatives include relax, calm, unwind, decompress, settle.

What words go with Chill?

It commonly pairs with chill out, just chill, chill vibes, chill time, chill with friends.

What are common mistakes when using Chill?

Confusing with 'chilly' which means cool or cold. Using 'chill' in formal contexts like business emails. Misusing 'chill' as a noun instead of a verb.

How do you pronounce Chill?

US: //tʃɪl//, UK: //tʃɪl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Chill formal or informal?

"Chill" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Chill?

Use 'chill' in casual conversations. It's informal and not suitable for formal writing or meetings.