WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
rumor (US),
rumour (UK) n | (unverified information) | rumor nm |
| | | habladuría nf |
| | The current rumor is that he's planning to resign next week. |
| | El rumor ahora es que planea renunciar la semana que viene. |
rumor (US),
rumour (UK) n | uncountable (gossip) | rumor nm |
| | | chisme nm |
| | Rumor has it that you're expecting another baby. |
| | Corre el rumor de que estás esperando otro bebé. |
rumor [sth],
rumor that [sth] (US),
rumour [sth],
rumour that [sth] (UK)⇒ vtr | usually passive (spread by rumor) | rumorearse⇒ v prnl |
| | It is rumoured that a new housing development will be built on the outskirts of town next year. |
rumor to do [sth] (US),
rumour to do [sth] (UK) v expr | usually passive (report by rumor) | rumorearse que v prnl + conj |
| | The actor is rumoured to be in talks with that major studio. |
| Additional Translations |
rumor [sb] into [sth] (US),
rumour [sb] into [sth] (UK) vtr + prep | often passive (pressure by rumors) (con rumores) | presionar a vtr + prep |
| | The politician was rumoured into resigning. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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