rumour in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.rumor, rumour Brit [Am ˈrumər, Brit ˈruːmə] N

II.rumor, rumour Brit [Am ˈrumər, Brit ˈruːmə] VB trans

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rumor mill, rumour mill Brit [ˈruːmə ˌmɪl] N

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ill-founded rumor
sin base
ill-founded rumor
infundado
buzz about rumor
hacer correr
buzz about rumor
propagar
downplay story/rumor
quitar importancia a

Translations for rumour in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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infundio
false rumor Am
infundio
false rumour Brit
copucha
rumor Am
copucha
rumour Brit
borrego
false rumor Am
borrego
false rumour Brit
soltaron o lanzaron el borrego de que …
somebody started the rumor that …
filfa
rumor Am
filfa
rumour Brit
se ha corrido la filfa de que …
word has it o someone has spread the rumor that …
dicen las malas lenguas que …
rumor has it that …
dicen las malas lenguas que …
there's a rumor o there are rumors going around that …

rumour in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rumour in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

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Translations for rumour in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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hablilla
rumour Brit
hablilla
rumor Am
habladuría
rumour Brit
habladuría
rumor Am
runrún
rumour Brit
runrún
rumor Am
bulo
false rumour Brit
bulo
false rumor Am
rumor
rumour Brit
rumor
rumor Am
a título de rumor
as a rumour Brit [or rumor Am]
poner un rumor en circulación
to spread a rumour Brit
poner un rumor en circulación
to start a rumor (going) Am
tole
rumour Brit
tole
rumor Am

rumour Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

rumour Brit [or rumor Am] has it that ...
corre la voz de que...
there is a rumour [or rumor Am] going round that
corre la fama de que
this rumour [or rumor Am] is without foundation
este rumor es gratuito
rumour Brit [or rumor Am] has it that ...
corre el son de que...
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The animal, who had an agent, was also rumoured to have his own bodyguard.
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A second country is also rumoured to have ordered the vessels.
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Still, these actions would further spark drug use rumour in the tabloids.
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It was rumoured that this ship would be a 75,000-ton replacement for their ships and.
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It is known to have been built in the late 1800s and has been rumoured that it was intended for a potential royal visit.
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Another rumour suggests she will flee overseas, restarting in a country where her case is unknown.
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It is rumoured that the band considered either re-mixing or even entirely re-recording the album, but time and financial constraints prevented this.
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The rumour about a new seaside seaport city was carried far beyond the district.
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The rumour mills worked overtime and rumours about imminent attacks and explosions likely to occur were thick.
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For a rumour was going about that the emperor had sent an army there.
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