WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
| Hlavní překlady |
| rumbling adj | (making low rolling sound) | burácející, hřmící příd |
| | The rumbling thunder meant a storm was coming. |
| rumbling n | (low rolling sound) | burácení, hřmění s |
| | The rumbling in your stomach means you're hungry. |
| rumblings npl | figurative (signs: of trouble) (potíží, problémů) | předzvěst ž |
| | Rumblings of discontent have begun among the workers. |
WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
| Hlavní překlady |
| rumble⇒ vi | (make low noise) | dunět, burácet, rachotit ned |
| | Tim hadn't eaten all day and his stomach was rumbling. |
| rumble n | (low growling noise) | dunění, rachocení s |
| | Agatha heard the rumble of thunder in the distance. |
| Další překlady |
| rumble n | figurative (complaint) (nespokojené) | mručení s |
| | A rumble of discontent spread through the room as the mayor announced the news. |
| rumble n | slang (gang fight) (pouliční) | potyčka, rvačka, bitka ž |
| | The two gangs got into a rumble over territory. |
| rumble vi | slang (get going) (přeneseně: odcházet) | zvedat kotvy ned + ž mn |
| | Are you ready? Let's rumble. |
| rumble [sth]⇒ vtr | slang (discover, uncover) | odhalit dok |
| | The boss rumbled Daisy's sideline in selling the office equipment when she spotted one of the company laptops on an online auction site. |
| rumble [sb]⇒ vtr | often passive, slang (realise deceit) | odhalit dok |
| | Sam realized his wife had rumbled him when he saw her looking in through the window. |