rumble
 noun
 estrondo
EN Two and a half hour's drive through Australia's dense bush north of Sydney, coloured lights pulse on the crest of a hill as the low rumble of bass creeps across the immense forest.
GL Ó meterse dúas horas e media en automóbil pola densa sabana australiana vense luces de cores escintilando no cume dun outeiro mentres o estrondo grave dos baixos invade a inmensidade do bosque.
 Fonte: C15 (645)
intransitive verb
ruxir
EN To breathe in the air of the sea, of the foamy waves rumbling in the blue immensity.
GL Bafexa-lo aire mariño, as ondas escumosas que roxen na inmensidade azul.
Fonte: C20 (662)
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