rumble
/ˈrʌm.bəl/noun
B2formalcommon/ˈrʌm.bəl/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.
ruСуществительное, которое может обозначать непрерывный низкий звук, заднее сиденье или багажное отделение в экипаже, или физическую стычку между группами молодых людей.esSustantivo 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.frNom qui peut désigner un bruit sourd et continu, la banquette arrière ou le compartiment à bagages d'un véhicule hippomobile, ou une bagarre physique entre groupes de jeunes.deSubstantiv, das ein tiefes, anhaltendes Geräusch bezeichnen kann, außerdem eine handgreifliche Auseinandersetzung zwischen Gruppen oder (im britischen Englisch) den Rücksitz bzw. Kofferraum eines Wagens.ptSubstantivo que pode designar um som contínuo e grave, o assento traseiro ou o compartimento de bagagem de uma carruagem, ou uma briga física entre grupos de jovens.zh名词,可指持续的低沉声音,也可指马车后座或行李厢,或年轻人群体之间的肢体冲突。arاسم يدل على صوت مستمر منخفض عميق، أو المقعد الخلفي أو حيز الأمتعة في العربة، أو مشاجرة جسدية بين مجموعات من الشباب.
- Low continuous noise B1 formal
A deep, heavy, and continuous sound, like that of thunder or a distant explosion.
- 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.
ruГрохотesRetumbofrgrondementdeGrollenptEstrondozh隆隆声arهدير
- Rear seat or compartment C2 formal british
A seat for servants or a luggage compartment located at the back of a carriage or early automobile.
- 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.
ruЗаднее сиденье или отсекesRumble (asiento trasero o compartimento)frSiège arrière ou compartiment arrièredeNotsitz oder GepäckraumptAssento ou compartimento traseirozh后座或后车厢arالمقعد الخلفي أو الحجرة الخلفية
Синонимы: dickeyrumble seat
- Gang fight B2 informal american
A violent physical confrontation between rival groups of teenagers or gang members.
- 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.
ruРазборкаesPelea entre pandillasfrBagarre de gangsdeMassenprügeleiptBriga de gangueszh群殴arمشاجرة جماعية
- rumbles plural form
- rumbles' possessive plural form
- rumble's possessive singular form
verb
B2formalcommon/ˈrʌm.bəl/A verb used to indicate the act of making a continuous deep, heavy sound, or to engage in a chaotic fight or brawl.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по изданию непрерывного глубокого, тяжелого звука или участия в хаотичной драке или потасовке.esVerbo 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.frVerbe désignant le fait d'émettre un son continu, profond et grave, ou de participer à une bagarre chaotique et violente.deVerb, das verwendet wird, um das Hervorbringen eines anhaltenden, tiefen, schweren Geräuschs oder die Teilnahme an einer chaotischen Schlägerei oder Rangelei zu bezeichnen.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de emitir um som contínuo, grave e pesado, ou de participar de uma briga ou tumulto caótico.zh动词,指发出持续低沉、厚重的轰鸣声;也指参与混乱的斗殴或打群架。arفعل يدل على إصدار صوت عميق مستمر ومتتابع يشبه الهدير أو القرقعة، كما يدل على الاشتراك في شجار أو عراك فوضوي.
- Make a low, continuous sound B1 formal
To produce a deep, heavy, and continuous sound, like thunder or a large engine.
- The thunder rumbled in the distance.
- The old truck rumbled down the gravel road.
- His stomach rumbled loudly during the quiet meeting.
ruГрохотатьesRetumbarfrgronder (bruit sourd et continu)deGrollenptRetumbarzh轰隆作响arقَرْقَرَ
- Utter or emit low, dull sounds B2 informal
To speak or make a sound that is low, deep, and not very clear.
- 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.
ruБормотатьesemitir sonidos graves y sordosfrgronder sourdementdedumpf brummenptMurmurarzh发出低沉的声音arدمدمة
- rumbled past participle
- rumbled past simple
- rumbling present participle
- rumbles third person singular