shoot the breeze
US /ʃut ði briz/
・UK /ʃu:t ðə bri:z/
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idiomIdiomTo chat in a relaxed and informal way.
We sat on the porch, just shooting the breeze.
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Google+: Explore Hangouts
- Hangouts let you shoot the breeze with whoever's free in the Circles you choose.
Hangouts let you shoot the breeze with whoever's free in the Circles you choose.
- Hangouts let you shoot the breeze with whoever's free in the circles you choose.
Hangouts let you shoot the breeze with whoever's free in the circles you choose.
6 idioms about TALKING
- The first one is "to shoot the breeze." To shoot the breeze means to chat in a relaxed way about something.
The first one is "to shoot the breeze." To shoot the breeze means to chat in a relaxed way about something.
- The first one is "to shoot the breeze". "To shoot the breeze" means to chat in a relaxed
The first one is "to shoot the breeze". "To shoot the breeze" means to chat in a relaxed
Sesame Street: Ed Sheeran- Two Different Worlds
- I can talk real loud and shoot the breeze.
I can talk real loud and shoot the breeze.
- I can talk real loud and shoot the breeze.
I can talk real loud and shoot the breeze.
IDIOM CHALLENGE: British vs. American Idioms
- Okay. So..."Shoot the Breeze"!
Okay. So..."Shoot the Breeze"!
- Shoot the Breeze! Oh...um.
Shoot the Breeze! Oh...um.
The Pleasures of Talking Nonsense with Someone We Love
- They shoot the breeze, they swerve here and there, they talk shit and this, far from being some kind of distraction or unfortunate lapse, is a strange and profound proof of the depths of their mutual affection.
They shoot the breeze, they swerve here and there, they talk shit and this, far from being some kind of distraction or unfortunate lapse, is a strange and profound proof of the depths of their mutual affection.