Cha Meaning in English
word
/ˈtʃɑ/
chah
/tʃˈɑː/
chah
释义
A British slang word for tea, especially used informally to refer to a cup of tea or sometimes a tea break.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in the UK and some Commonwealth countries; very informal and friendly. You can say 'a cup of cha' or just 'cha' among friends and family. Rare in American English. Sometimes used for meal times ('tea' meaning dinner in parts of the UK), but 'cha' mainly means the drink.
Spanish: té (coloquial) - cha (jerga; té)Portuguese (BR): chá (gíria; chá)Portuguese (PT): chá (gíria; chá)Chinese (Simplified): 茶 (俚语用法)Chinese (Traditional): 茶 (俚語用法)Hindi: चाय (असामान्य, स्लैंग)Arabic: شاي (عامية؛ شاي)Bengali: চাRussian: чайJapanese: お茶Vietnamese: tràKorean: 차Turkish: çayUrdu: چائےIndonesian: teh
例句
Nothing beats hot cha on a cold day.
natural
Jas always brings her own cha to the office.
natural
I make my cha strong.
basic
Let’s have cha at three o’clock.
basic
Fancy a cup of cha after work?
natural
Would you like some cha?
basic