Translations for „rumours“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

rumours <a rumour; rumours> N

rumours

إشاعات

rumour <a rumour; rumours> N (or rumor)

rumour

إِشَاعَة

rumour

شائِعَة

rumour

خَبَر غَيْر صَحِيح

rumour VB

rumour

أشاع

rumour

روج إشاعة

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Rumours spread over his financial unreliability and stories appeared in the press that he was considering abdication.

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It's the most dreaded day of the year, particularly for tech bloggers who have to be extra-watchful for spurious rumours and chancers' product announcements.

www.gizmodo.co.uk

The attraction received no attention in the 2004/2005 closed season, unlike the rest of the park and rumours began that it would be replaced.

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There have even been suggestions that he overvalues it -- rumours have mentioned his newly jet-black hair, chiseled jay and fairer skin.

www.firstpost.com

Rumours and innuendo about her circulated in society.

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There are rumours of a cigarette holder, though no photographs exist.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Other rumours too did their mischievous rounds and served to inflame hotheads even further.

www.firstpost.com

Price tag attacks could, furthermore, also be triggered purely on the basis of an announcement of government measures or by rumours of an imminent evacuation.

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In the absence of official reports of the proceedings, microblogs churned out a flood of speculation, including rumours of a coup.

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Rumours of the unborn child's paternity spread like wildfire.

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