Rumorea (en. Rumors)

/rumoˈɾea/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To propagate unconfirmed information.

English: It is rumored that there will be a change of director in the company.

Se rumorea que habrá un cambio de director en la empresa.

English: To spread gossip or news among a group of people.

English: In the office, there are rumors about Marta's new relationship.

En la oficina se rumorea sobre la nueva relación de Marta.

English: To whisper or speak softly about someone or something.

English: It is rumored in the community that the family will move soon.

Se rumorea en la comunidad que la familia se mudará pronto.

English: It comes from the Latin 'rumor' which means murmur or sound that spreads.

English: hallway rumors

English: Information or gossip that is informally transmitted in a place, such as an office or a school.

rumores de pasillo

English: there's no smoke without fire

English: What is rumored generally has some basis in truth.

no hay humo sin fuego

English: from the lips of several

English: It is said that something has been heard from multiple sources.

de labios de varios

English: rumor

English: Information or news without confirmation that circulates among people.

rumor

English: gossip

English: Information about someone's personal life, usually of a negative or sensationalist nature.

chisme

English: speculation

English: Formation of assumptions or theories without sufficient evidence.

especulación

English: To make a gossip

English: Don't be swayed by what is rumored, it's just gossip.

No te dejés llevar por lo que se rumorea, es solo un chisme.

English: To keep telling things

English: The community is rumored about the new store that will open.

En la comunidad se está rumoreando sobre la nueva tienda que abrirá.