Murmuraciones (en. Murmurs)

/murmuɾaˈθjones/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Soft noise produced by voices when speaking quietly.

The murmurs in the room during the meeting were constant.

Las murmuraciones en el salón durante la reunión eran constantes.

Comments or rumors that are said in a low voice.

The murmurs about her personal life began to affect her reputation.

Las murmuraciones sobre su vida personal comenzaron a afectar su reputación.

Expressions of discontent or criticism expressed in a whisper.

The murmurs among employees reflected their dissatisfaction with management's decisions.

Las murmuraciones entre los empleados reflejaban su insatisfacción con las decisiones de la dirección.

From Latin 'murmuratio', which refers to a murmur or dull sound.

malicious murmurs

Comments or rumors that seek to damage someone's image.

murmuraciones malintencionadas

to drop a rumor

To make a low-voiced comment about something, usually in the form of a rumor.

dejar caer una murmuración

murmurs in the air

Noise from inaudible conversations surrounding an event or situation.

murmuraciones en el aire

to murmur

To speak in a low voice or whisper.

murmurar

murmur

Soft noise produced when murmuring.

murmullo

murmuring

That murmurs.

murmurante

To speak behind someone's back.

Everyone was murmuring behind his back after the meeting.

Todos murmuraban a sus espaldas después de la junta.

To comment on something in secret.

They murmured about the new project without anyone hearing them.

Hicieron murmuraciones sobre el nuevo proyecto sin que nadie los escuchara.