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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
rumpel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
rumpel
interj
(lautmalerisch für Rumpeln)
rumble!; chatter! (imitative of rumbling)
rumpel
interj
(lautmalerisch für Rumpeln)
rumble!; chatter! (imitative of rumbling)
rumpel
interj
(lautmalerisch für Rumpeln)
rumble!; chatter! (imitative of rumbling)
Rumpelkammer
f
Rumpelkammern
pl
glory-hole
glory-holes
Rumpelkammer
limbo
Rumpelkammer
f
Rumpelkammern
pl
junk room; glory-hole
junk rooms; glory-holes
Rumpelkammer
f
Rumpelkammern
pl
junk room; glory-hole; lumber room
Br.
junk rooms; glory-holes; lumber rooms
rumpel
n, poltern
rumble
holpern,
rumpel
n
v
holpernd,
rumpel
nd
geholpert, ge
rumpel
t
to bump
bumping
bumped
rütteln,
rumpel
n, holpern, rucken
rüttelnd,
rumpel
nd, holpernd, ruckend
gerüttelt, ge
rumpel
t, geholpert, geruckt
rüttelt
rüttelte
to jolt
jolting
jolted
jolts
jolted
rumoren,
rumpel
n
v
rumorend,
rumpel
nd
rumort, ge
rumpel
t
to make noise
making noise
made noise
rumpel
n, poltern, rumoren
v
rumpel
nd, polternd, rumorend
ge
rumpel
t, gepoltert, rumort
rumpel
t, poltert
rumpel
te, polterte
Es rumorte in seinem Bauch
to rumble
rumbling
rumbled
rumbles
rumbled
His stomach rumbled.
rumpel
n, trampeln
v
rumpel
nd, trampelnd
ge
rumpel
t, getrampelt
to lumber
lumbering
lumbered
Rumpeln
n
rumble
rumpel
n
rumble
holpern;
rumpel
n
v
holpernd;
rumpel
nd
geholpert; ge
rumpel
t
to bump
bumping
bumped
rütteln;
rumpel
n; holpern; rucken
rüttelnd;
rumpel
nd; holpernd; ruckend
gerüttelt; ge
rumpel
t; geholpert; geruckt
rüttelt
rüttelte
to jolt
jolting
jolted
jolts
jolted
rumoren;
rumpel
n
v
rumorend;
rumpel
nd
rumort; ge
rumpel
t
to make noise
making noise
made noise
rumpel
n; poltern; rumoren
v
rumpel
nd; polternd; rumorend
ge
rumpel
t; gepoltert; rumort
rumpel
t; poltert
rumpel
te; polterte
Es rumorte in seinem Bauch
to rumble
rumbling
rumbled
rumbles
rumbled
His stomach rumbled.
rumpel
n; trampeln
v
rumpel
nd; trampelnd
ge
rumpel
t; getrampelt
to lumber
lumbering
lumbered
rumpel
n; rollen
to trundle
Rumpeln
n
; Ruckeln
n
; ruckartige Bewegungen
pl
; abgehackte Bewegungen
pl
(einer Sache)
jerkiness (of a thing)
rütteln;
rumpel
n; holpern; rucken
v
rüttelnd;
rumpel
nd; holpernd; ruckend
gerüttelt; ge
rumpel
t; geholpert; geruckt
rüttelt
rüttelte
to jolt
jolting
jolted
jolts
jolted
rumpel
nd
rumbling
Rumpelstilzchen
n
Rumpelstiltskin
Rumpelstilzchen
n
(Märchen)
Rumpelstiltskin (fairy tale)
Rumpelstilzchen
n
(Märchen)
lit.
Rumpelstiltskin (fairy tale)
rumpel
t
rumbles
Deutsche
rumpel Synonyme
Englische
rumble!; chatter! Synonyme
rumpel Definition
Chatter
(
v.
i.)
To
utter
sounds
which
somewhat
resemble
language,
but
are
inarticulate
and
indistinct.
Chatter
(
v.
i.)
To
talk
idly,
carelessly,
or
with
undue
rapidity
Chatter
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
noise
by
rapid
collisions.
Chatter
(
v.
t.)
To
utter
rapidly,
idly,
or
indistinctly.
Chatter
(
n.
)
Sounds
like
those
of
a
magpie
or
monkey
Chatter
(
n.
)
Noise
made
by
collision
of
the
teeth,
as
in
shivering.
Imitative
(
a.
)
Inclined
to
imitate,
copy,
or
follow
Imitative
(
a.
)
Formed
after
a
model,
pattern,
or
original.
Imitative
(
a.
)
Designed
to
imitate
another
species
of
animal,
or
a
plant,
or
inanimate
object,
for
some
useful
purpose,
such
as
protection
from
enemies
Imitative
(
n.
)
A
verb
expressive
of
imitation
or
resemblance.
Rumble
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
low,
heavy,
continued
sound
Rumble
(
v.
i.)
To
murmur
Rumble
(
n.
)
A
noisy
report
Rumble
(
n.
)
A
low,
heavy,
continuous
sound
like
that
made
by
heavy
wagons
or
the
reverberation
of
thunder
Rumble
(
n.
)
A
seat
for
servants,
behind
the
body
of
a
carriage.
Rumble
(
n.
)
A
rotating
cask
or
box
in
which
small
articles
are
smoothed
or
polished
by
friction
against
each
other.
Rumble
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
pass
through
a
rumble,
or
shaking
machine.
See
Rumble,
n.,
4.
Rumbling
(
)
a.
&
n.
from
Rumble,
v.
i.
rumble!; chatter! (imitative of rumbling) Bedeutung
rumble
gang
fight
a
fight
between
rival
gangs
of
adolescents
imitative
electronic
deception
electronic
imitative
deception
the
introduction
of
electromagnetic
energy
into
enemy
systems
that
imitates
enemy
emissions
rumble
a
servant's
seat
(or
luggage
compartment)
in
the
rear
of
a
carriage
rumble
seat
a
folding
outside
seat
in
the
back
of
some
early
cars
chatter
mark
a
mark
made
by
a
chattering
tool
on
the
surface
of
a
workpiece
yak
yack
yakety-yak
chatter
cackle
noisy
talk
chatter
chattering
the
high-pitched
continuing
noise
made
by
animals
(birds
or
monkeys)
chatter
chattering
the
rapid
series
of
noises
made
by
the
parts
of
a
machine
rumble
rumbling
grumble
grumbling
a
loud
low
dull
continuous
noise,
they
heard
the
rumbling
of
thunder
chatter
mark
marks
on
a
glaciated
rock
caused
by
the
movement
of
a
glacier
e
chatter
piffle
palaver
prate
tittle-tattle
twaddle
clack
maunder
prattle
blab
gibber
tattle
blabber
gabble
edb
speak
(about
unimportant
matters)
rapidly
and
incessantly
chatter
make
noise
as
if
chattering
away,
The
magpies
were
chattering
in
the
trees
e
chew
the
fat
shoot
the
breeze
chat
confabulate
confab
chitchat
chit-chat
chatter
chaffer
natter
gossip
jaw
claver
visit
eb
talk
socially
without
exchanging
too
much
information,
the
men
were
sitting
in
the
cafe
and
shooting
the
breeze
grumble
growl
rumble
to
utter
or
emit
low
dull
rumbling
sounds,
he
grumbled
a
rude
response,
Stones
grumbled
down
the
cliff
chatter
cut
unevenly
with
a
chattering
tool
chatter
click
click
repeatedly
or
uncontrollably,
Chattering
teeth
rumble
grumble
make
a
low
noise,
rumbling
thunder
counterfeit
imitative
not
genuine,
imitating
something
superior,
counterfeit
emotion,
counterfeit
money,
counterfeit
works
of
art,
a
counterfeit
prince
imitative
marked
by
or
given
to
imitation,
acting
is
an
imitative
art,
man
is
an
imitative
being
echoic
imitative
onomatopoeic
onomatopoeical
onomatopoetic
(of
words)
formed
in
imitation
of
a
natural
sound,
onomatopoeic
words
are
imitative
of
noises,
it
was
independently
developed
in
more
than
one
place
as
an
onomatopoetic
term-
Harry
Hoijer
grumbling
rumbling
continuous
full
and
low-pitched
throbbing
sound,
the
rumbling
rolling
sound
of
thunder
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