rumor

英 [ˈruːmə]

美 [ˈruːmə(r)]

n. 谣言
v. 谣传

复数：rumors　现在分词：rumoring　过去式：rumored　第三人称单数：rumors　过去分词：rumored　

COCA.3498

柯林斯词典

noun

gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
Synonym:rumourhearsay

verb

tell or spread rumors
1. It was rumored that the next president would be a woman
Synonym:rumourbruit

Oh, by the way, keep their mouth shut. I don't want to hear any rumor.
喔对了，把他们的嘴封好，我不想要听到任何谣言。
The rumor that he's gone broke spread very quickly.
他已经破产的谣言很就传开来了。
There was a rumor, you know, that you hated me.
有流言说你讨厌我。
Gary: well, the rumor was that he had been doing something illegal on his computer.
加里：有传言说，他在电脑上做了些非法的事。
See, rumor has it the Athenians have already turned you down.
瞧，有流言说雅典人已经拒绝了你。
You said he was only a rumor.
你说他只是传闻而已。
Michael: Did you hear the latest rumor?
你听到最新的谣传了吗？
Have you heard the rumor that Lisa was caught stealing in the supermarket?
你听说莉莎在超市偷东西当场被抓的传闻了吗？
So rumor has it you started that terrible fire for me.
谣传说你为我放了那把可怕的火。
I heard a rumor that you wanted to marry her.
我听传言说你想要娶她。