live chat

[lahyv chat]

noun

1. Digital Technology.,  real-time conversation over the internet between users by means of text, audio, or video, often specifically between a customer and a service representative or within a chat room.

Example Sentences

The funniest moment in Jonathan Spector’s comedy “Eureka Day” is the live chat that goes berserk during an elementary school town hall convened to discuss vaccination policy after a mumps outbreak.

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She references John Mulaney's recent attempt to bring a live chat show to Netflix, with mixed results.

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After being banned recently, she tried to explain this on the live chat but was told nothing could be done, screenshots seen by the BBC show.

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Louise Gowrie, from Glasgow, says she was "cut off" when she tried to raise a complaint on the live chat feature of Asos' website.

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Times columnists Mary McNamara and Glenn Whipp break down the biggest surprises, best moments and top winners of the 97th Oscars in our live chat.

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