Rumblings Meaning in English

word · lemma: rumbling

US

ˈɹəmbəɫɪŋz/, /ˈɹəmbɫɪŋz

RUM-blingz

UK

ɹˈʌmblɪŋz

RUM-blingz

التعريف

Low, continuous sounds like distant thunder, or less literally, talk or signs that people are unhappy or that something is starting to change.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Rumblings' can be physical (literal sound) or figurative (signs of dissatisfaction, unrest, or change). Often used in news ('rumblings of discontent'), politics, or for describing stomach noises ('stomach rumblings'). Usually plural.

• Spanish: ruidos sordos - rumores (de descontento)
• Portuguese (BR): ruídos surdos - rumores (de insatisfação)
• Portuguese (PT): ruídos surdos - rumores (de descontentamento)
• Chinese (Simplified): 隆隆聲 - 風聲（暗示不滿或變化）
• Chinese (Traditional): 隆隆聲 - 風聲（暗示不滿或變化）
• Hindi: गड़गड़ाहट - अफवाहें (असंतोष की)
• Arabic: دمدمة - همسات (استياء أو تغيير)
• Bengali: গুঞ্জন - গর্জন
• Russian: глухие раскаты - слухи (о недовольстве)
• Japanese: ゴロゴロ音 - 不満の兆し
• Vietnamese: tiếng ùng ục - dấu hiệu (bất mãn/thay đổi)
• Korean: 웅성거림 - 불만의 조짐
• Turkish: homurdanmalar - huzursuzluk işaretleri
• Urdu: گڑگڑاہٹ - سرگوشیاں (عدم اطمینان کی)
• Indonesian: tiếng ùng ục - dấu hiệu bất mãn

جمل نموذجية

We heard rumblings coming from the volcano.

basic

I felt rumblings in my stomach before lunch.

basic

There were rumblings of change in the company.

basic

I keep hearing rumblings that the team might get a new coach.

natural

The government ignored the early rumblings of protest.

natural

Even after dinner, I can still hear some rumblings from my stomach.

natural