Rumble синоним

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1. rumble, rumbling, grumble, grumblingnoun

   a loud low dull continuous noise

   «they heard the rumbling of thunder»

   Synonyms:
   gang fight, rumbling, murmur, grumbling, murmuring, grumble, muttering, mutter

2. rumblenoun

   a servant’s seat (or luggage compartment) in the rear of a carriage

   Synonyms:
   gang fight, grumbling, grumble, rumbling

3. rumble, gang fightverb

   a fight between rival gangs of adolescents

   Synonyms:
   gang fight, grumbling, grumble, rumbling

4. rumble, grumbleverb

   make a low noise

   «rumbling thunder»

   Synonyms:
   mutter, scold, murmur, grumble, gnarl, grouch, growl, croak

5. grumble, growl, rumbleverb

   to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds

   «he grumbled a rude response»; «Stones grumbled down the cliff»

   Synonyms:
   mutter, scold, murmur, grumble, gnarl, grouch, growl, croak

Matched Categories

1. • Noise
   • Seat
   • Sound
   • Utter

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1. Christine Mercer:

   You could kind of hear the rumble and then there was a jerk and that was it.

2. Andrew Garfield:

   This isn’t me showing off. It was a free for all. It was like a royal rumble. It remains one of the best nights of my life. It was this mass sexual awakening. i’m still friends with my four best friends from school and we’ll have a drink at a pub and we’ll have a quiet moment and one of us will be like, ‘Dora’s party…’.

3. Veterinarian Caroline Hecker:

   It’s so out of the blue, they don’t understand that it’s the Fourth of July. They don’t understand there’s a thunderstorm coming. They just feel those pressure changes, they hear that rumble, and they think their world is coming to an end.

4. Rodrigo Duterte:

   At the age of 16, I already killed someone. A real person, a rumble, a stabbing, i was just 16 years old. It was just over a look. How much more now that I am president.

5. John Jensenius:

   They are in danger as soon as they hear a distant rumble of thunder.

• قعقعةArabic
• servat se, lomozit, lomoz, pouliční bitka, rachot, burácet, burácení, rvát se, rachotit, hřmět, pouliční rvačka, dunět, duněníCzech
• Schlägerei, Poltern, Grollen, RumpelnGerman
• pelea callejera, retumbar, riñaSpanish
• tappelu, rymistää, jytinä, ratsata, jylinä, rymytä, rähinöidä, jyristä, rymistellä, ottaa yhteen, jyristellä, jymistä, kurista, rymistä, rähinä, jymy, ryminä, jyry, jyrinä, jyminäFinnish
• gargouillement, borborygme, grondement, gronderFrench
• morgás, korog, morog, dörgés, bunyó, dörmög, bunyózik, dörmögésHungarian
• 怒るJapanese
• wheoro, whēorooro, kokō, whakarūrūMāori
• straatgevechtDutch
• rumling, rumleNorwegian
• brigarPortuguese
• грохота́нье, громыха́ние, сты́чка, громыха́ть, дра́ка, гро́хот, потасо́вка, грохота́тьRussian
• gjëmojAlbanian
• skramla, morra, buller, oväsen, rassla, bråk, väsen, liv, dån, bråka, kivas, rumla, skaka, leva, gny, kurraSwedish
• dövüş, homurtu, gürleme, gümbürtüTurkish
• groûlerWalloon

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