whisper

• Sustantivo que denota una forma de hablar muy baja o en voz baja, a menudo utilizada para transmitir secreto, confidencia o intimidad; también puede referirse a un sonido suave y susurrante.

A noun referring to a soft, low, or hushed way of speaking, often used to convey secrecy or intimacy.

1. Soft speechA2formal

   A soft, quiet way of speaking, often used to avoid being overheard.

   Susurro

   • She spoke in a whisper so no one else could hear.
   • His whisper was barely audible in the noisy room.
   • They exchanged whispers during the movie.

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2. Rumor or gossipB1informal

   A piece of information or rumor passed around secretly or quietly.

   Rumor o murmuración

   • There are whispers about a possible merger between the two companies.
   • I heard a whisper that she is leaving the company.
   • Whispers of scandal spread through the office quickly.

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3. Soft soundB2formal

   A soft, rustling sound, like that of leaves or wind.

   Susurro suave

   • The whisper of the wind through the trees was calming.
   • She could hear the whisper of the river in the distance.
   • The only sound was the whisper of pages turning.

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• Verbo que significa hablar muy quedo o en voz baja, casi sin sonido, a menudo para que otros no oigan; también puede referirse a un sonido suave o susurrante.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking very softly or quietly, often to avoid being overheard.

1. Speak softlyA2formal

   To speak very softly using one's breath rather than one's vocal cords, often for secrecy or privacy.

   susurrar

   • She whispered the secret in my ear.
   • He whispered to his friend during the movie.
   • The children whispered to each other in the library.

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2. Spread a rumorB1informal

   To tell something secretly or privately, often implying gossip or a rumor.

   Difundir un rumor

   • People are whispering about the company's financial troubles.
   • It was whispered that the manager was leaving.
   • They whispered rumors about the celebrity's marriage.

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3. Make a soft soundB2formal

   To make a soft, rustling sound, like leaves or wind.

   susurrar

   • The wind whispered through the trees.
   • The leaves whispered in the gentle breeze.
   • The river whispered as it flowed over the stones.

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