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Meanings of rumble in anglès

català
remor sorda

A loud low dull continuous noise.

remor sorda
portuguès
rosnar
català
grunyir

To utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds.

grunyir

A fight between rival gangs of adolescents.

Slamball team.

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Usage of rumble in anglès
1
Experts warn that the crisis will continue to rumble on this week.
The Guardian
2
Whatever the series outcome, the heated debate looks set to rumble on.
The Guardian
3
The ice continues to rumble like boiling water, moving in different directions.
The thing
4
I heard the rumble of distant thunder, though the night was clear.
Spirit of the Wolves
5
I heard the low-throated rumble of power as she gunned the Cadillac.
Nothing in her way
6
Isabelle felt more than heard the rumble that went through his body.
Witch blood
7
The first was The General Debate, Parliament's weekly all-in, no-holds-barred verbal rumble.
Radio NZ
8
The deep rumble of the cattle filled the air with its diapason.
Arizona Nights
9
They both turned at the rumble of the train outside the station.
Roden's Corner
10
The rumble came again, louder this time and lasting almost fifteen seconds.
Caliban's War
11
It's nearly time to rumble with the Hard Working Class Heroes again.
The Irish Times
12
Just then we heard a low rumble and crunching gravel behind us.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
13
But after a while the world began to rumble in my ears.
The Seeker
14
As he left the garage, he heard the distant rumble of thunder.
Jurassic Park
15
The main flywheels rumble to life as someone runs a line test.
The windup girl
16
The rumble of wheels, the pounding of hoofs, filled the night air.
The Tarn of Eternity
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Translations for rumble
portuguès
rosnar
Rumble through the time
Rumble across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common