rumour
 rumor
 noun
 rumor
EN Winterbourne, when the rumour came to him, immediately went to the hotel for more news.
GL Winterbourne, en canto lle chegou o rumor, foi inmediatamente ó hotel para saber máis novas.
 Fonte: DAI (1406)
intransitive verb
rumorear
EN The Kirwans are a family much rumoured of in peasant stories, and believed to be the descendants of a man and a spirit.
GL Rumoréase moito sobre os Kirwans nos contos dos paisanos, e crese que son os descendentes dun home e un espírito.
Fonte: CEL (86)
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