rumor

/ruˈmoɾ/, [ruˈmoɾ]

rumor

Noun rumor m (plural rumores)

Examples

Creo que ese rumor es verdad .

I think that rumor is true.

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El rumor es muy cierto.

The rumor is only too true.

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El rumor no es cierto.

The rumor isn't true.

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Ese es un rumor totalmente infundado.

That's a completely unfounded rumor.

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El rumor resultó ser verdad.

The rumor turned out true.

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Por desgracia, ese rumor es cierto.

Unfortunately, that rumor is true.

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El rumor dice que ella es una punga.

Rumor says that she is a pickpocket.

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El rumor no tenía fundamento alguno.

The rumor was completely without foundation.

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No sé cómo circulaba semejante rumor.

I don't know how such a rumor got about.

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Quiero averiguar el origen de este irresponsable rumor.

I want to find out the source of this irresponsible rumor.

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