Rumour Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹumɝ/
ROO-mur
/ɹˈuːmɐ/
ROO-muh
التعريف
A rumour is a story or piece of information that people talk about but that may not be true or is not confirmed.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Mainly used in British English; in American English, 'rumor' is the standard spelling. Often used with verbs like 'spread', 'hear', or 'start'. A 'rumour' is typically unverified and may be true or false.
Spanish: rumorPortuguese (BR): rumorPortuguese (PT): rumorChinese (Simplified): 谣言Chinese (Traditional): 謠言Hindi: अफवाहArabic: شائعةBengali: গুজব - কানাঘুষাRussian: слух - молваJapanese: うわさVietnamese: tin đồnKorean: 소문Turkish: söylenti - dedikoduUrdu: افواہIndonesian: rumor - kabar angin
جمل نموذجية
I heard a rumour about our new teacher.
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The rumour was not true.
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She started a rumour about her classmate.
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There's a rumour going around that the company will close soon.
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Don't believe every rumour you hear.
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By lunchtime, the rumour had spread to the whole office.
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