Mumble Meaning in English
word
ˈməmbəɫ
MUHM-buhl
mˈʌmbəl
MUM-buhl
释义
To speak in a low voice that is difficult to hear or understand, usually because you are not opening your mouth fully or are nervous. Also used when someone speaks unclearly.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal. Common collocations: 'mumble something', 'mumble to yourself'. Often implies shyness, uncertainty, or annoyance. Don’t confuse with 'murmur' (softer, often affectionate or background noise).
Spanish: murmurar - balbucearPortuguese (BR): murmurar - resmungarPortuguese (PT): murmurar - resmungarChinese (Simplified): 嘟囔 - 含糊地说Chinese (Traditional): 咕噥 - 含糊地說Hindi: बड़बड़ाना - बुदबुदानाArabic: يتمتم - يغمغمBengali: বড় স্বরে কথা না বলা - বিড়বিড় করাRussian: бормотатьJapanese: つぶやく - ぼそぼそ話すVietnamese: lẩm bẩmKorean: 중얼거리다Turkish: mırıldanmakUrdu: منہ میں کچھ کہنا - بڑبڑاناIndonesian: bergumam
例句
Please don't mumble; I can't hear you.
basic
He started to mumble when the teacher asked him a question.
basic
The child mumbled his answer.
basic
She tends to mumble to herself when she's nervous.
natural
I couldn't understand a word he mumbled during the meeting.
natural
Stop mumbling and speak clearly, please.
natural