rumour (US rumor)

n [C, U] (instance of) information spread by being talked about but not certainly true 传说; 传闻; 谣言: Rumour has it (ie says) that he was fired. 据说他给解雇了. * There are rumours of an impending merger. 有谣传说是快要合并了. * I heard a rumour (that) he was leaving. 我听人说他要走了.

ruined, ruinous, rule, ruler, ruling, rum, rumba, rumble, rumbling, rumbustious, ruminant, ruminate, rumination, ruminative, ruminatively, rummage, rummage sale, rummy, rumor, rumour, rumoured (US rumored), rump, rumple, rumpus, rumpus room, run, run (sth) down, run (sth) off, run across, run across (into) sb.(sth.), run after, run after sb, run along, run at sb, run away (from sb/...), run away with, run down, run for, run into, run into sb,