rumble

• Sustantivo que puede referirse a un sonido continuo y grave, a un asiento trasero o compartimento de equipaje en un carruaje, o a una pelea física entre grupos de jóvenes.

A noun that can refer to a continuous low-pitched sound, a rear seat or luggage area in a carriage, or a physical altercation between groups of young people.

1. Low continuous noiseB1formal

   A deep, heavy, and continuous sound, like that of thunder or a distant explosion.

   Retumbo

   • The rumble of thunder could be heard from miles away.
   • A low rumble came from the engine as it started.
   • The constant rumble of traffic kept her awake at night.

   Sinónimosgrowlgrumblereverberationroarrumblingthunder

   Antónimosquietsilencestillness

2. Rear seat or compartmentC2formalbritish

   A seat for servants or a luggage compartment located at the back of a carriage or early automobile.

   Rumble (asiento trasero o compartimento)

   • The footman sat on the rumble at the back of the carriage.
   • The old car had a rumble seat for extra passengers.
   • They stored their luggage in the rumble of the vintage vehicle.

   Sinónimosdickeyrumble seat

3. Gang fightB2informalamerican

   A violent physical confrontation between rival groups of teenagers or gang members.

   Pelea entre pandillas

   • The two gangs had a rumble in the park after school.
   • He got caught up in a rumble and ended up with a black eye.
   • The movie features a classic rumble between the Jets and the Sharks.

   Sinónimosbrawlfightfracasfree-for-allgang fightmelee

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de producir un sonido continuo, profundo y grave (como el de un trueno o un motor), o para referirse a participar en una pelea o refriega caótica.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a continuous deep, heavy sound, or to engage in a chaotic fight or brawl.

1. Make a low, continuous soundB1formal

   To produce a deep, heavy, and continuous sound, like thunder or a large engine.

   Retumbar

   • The thunder rumbled in the distance.
   • The old truck rumbled down the gravel road.
   • His stomach rumbled loudly during the quiet meeting.

   Sinónimosboomgrowlgrumbleroarrollthunder

2. Utter or emit low, dull soundsB2informal

   To speak or make a sound that is low, deep, and not very clear.

   emitir sonidos graves y sordos

   • He rumbled a few words of complaint under his breath.
   • The crowd rumbled with discontent as the announcement was made.
   • She rumbled something about being tired before falling asleep.

   Sinónimosboomgrowlgrumblerollthunder