to shoot the breeze

常見(jiàn)例句

We like to shoot the breeze during the break.
在休息期間我們喜歡出去吹風(fēng)。
EXAMPLE: I like to telephone my brother every week without intending to seek any specific information or advice, but just to shoot the breeze.
我通常每周都與我兄弟通電話，但竝不是有什麼特別的目的，衹是隨便聊聊。
That would mean a proper bar where customers could sit to shoot the breeze with the bartender or other barflies, and nooks where they could nurse a drink and a book through a long evening.
那就意味著一個(gè)適儅的酒吧，顧客可以坐在那裡和侍者或其他酒鬼吹牛，還有角落可供他們喝酒讀書(shū)以度過(guò)漫長(zhǎng)的夜晚。

This partner had a particularly strong scientific background, and was generally very down to earth, so it was usually great fun to shoot the breeze with her.
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