The original meaning of chill is cold. In colloquial language, it means to stay quietly, stay at home, etc.

chill with sb = stay with someone

But it is emphasized to do some quiet, homely, and ordinary things, such as watching TV, cooking, etc.

If you go out to disco with friends, do not say "chill with my friends" ” instead of saying hang out with my friends.

Example: Learn how to play a song our expert wrote called “ Chillin 'At Home Making Chicken With You ” and improvise at the end in this free video clip.

Translation: Learn how to play the song "You Have Fun Making Chicken at Home" as our experts say, improvising at the end in this free video clip.

Extended information:

Phrasal collocations:

1. Catcha chill. catch a cold, catch a cold

Don't go out with wet hair , you might catch a chill.

Don’t run out with your hair wet, you might catch a chill.

It’s no joke catching a chill when you are recovering from an injury.

You are recovering from an injury, catching a chill is no joke!

2. Cast a chill over sb. Make someone feel depressed or chilled

The unpleasant news cast a chill over the whole party.

That unpleasant news The news dampened the spirits of the entire party.

The extensive security measures might cast a chill over the Games.

The extensive security measures might cast a chill over the Games.

The extensive security measures might cast a chill over the Games.

3. Take the chill off sth. Get rid of the cold and warm...

Take the chill off the water before you bathe.

Take the chill off the water before you bathe.

Water is heated.

We lit the fire to take the chill off the room.

We lit the fire to take the chill off the room.