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Definition
Synonym
rumble
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
rumpeln, poltern
rumble
Rumpeln
n
rumble
poltern
rumble
rumpeln
rumble
Plattentellergerausch
n
(Audio)
turntable
rumble
grollen (Donner)
to
rumble
, to roll (thunder)
etw. aufdecken
v
to
rumble
sth.
coll.
Br.
jdn. etw. durchschauen
v
to
rumble
sb. sth.
Br.
formal
rumpel
interj
(lautmalerisch für Rumpeln)
rumble
!; chatter! (imitative of rumbling)
Rüttelstreifen
m
(Straßenausstattung für Verkehrssicherheit)
rumble
strip (road safety feature)
coll.
Rüttelstreifen
m
(im Fahrbahnbelag)
auto
rumble
strip; sleeper line; audible line (in the road surface)
grollen
v
(Donner)
grollend
gegrollt
to
rumble
; to roll (thunder)
rumbling; rolling
rumble
d; rolled
Schliche
pl
jdm. auf die Schliche kommen hinter jds. Schliche kommen
Dann bin ich ihm auf die Schliche gekommen.
tricks
to find sb. out; to
rumble
sb.
Br.
Then I got wise to him.
Schliche
pl
jdm. auf die Schliche kommen; hinter jds. Schliche kommen
geh.
; jdm. draufkommen
ugs.
Dann bin ich ihm auf die Schliche gekommen.
tricks
to find sb. out; to
rumble
sb.
Br.
Then I got wise to him.
rumpeln, poltern, rumoren
v
rumpelnd, polternd, rumorend
gerumpelt, gepoltert, rumort
rumpelt, poltert
rumpelte, polterte
Es rumorte in seinem Bauch
to
rumble
rumbling
rumble
d
rumble
s
rumble
d
His stomach
rumble
d.
rumpeln; poltern; rumoren
v
rumpelnd; polternd; rumorend
gerumpelt; gepoltert; rumort
rumpelt; poltert
rumpelte; polterte
Es rumorte in seinem Bauch
to
rumble
rumbling
rumble
d
rumble
s
rumble
d
His stomach
rumble
d.
Deutsche
rumpeln poltern Synonyme
Englische
rumble Synonyme
rumble
Bedlam let loose
action
aerial combat
affray
armored combat
bark
battle
battle royal
bawl
be reflected
be sent back
bedlam
bellow
birdies
blare
blast
blat
blooping
blubber
blurping
bobbery
boom
booming
bounce back
brawl
bray
breathe
brouhaha
bruit
brush
bullfight
burst
buzz
cackle
canard
cannonade
chant
charivari
chirm
chirp
clamor
clangor
clap
clash
clash of arms
clatter
cockfight
combat
common talk
commotion
conflict
coo
crack
crash
crow
cry
din
discord
distortion
dogfight
donnybrook
drawl
drunken brawl
dustup
echo
echo back
embroilment
exchange of blows
exclaim
feedback
fight
fire fight
flap
flute
flutter
fluttering
flying rumor
fracas
fray
free-for-all
gasp
gossip
grapevine
ground combat
growl
growling
g
rumble
grumbling
grunt
hand-to-hand combat
hand-to-hand fight
hearsay
hell broke loose
hiss
hissing
house-to-house combat
howl
howling
hubbub
hue and cry
hullabaloo
hum
idea afloat
jangle
keen
latrine rumor
lilt
loud noise
motorboating
mumble
murmur
mutter
naval combat
news stirring
noise
noise and shouting
on-dit
outcry
pandemonium
pant
passage of arms
peal
pipe
pitched battle
quarrel
racket
rattle
reboation
rebound
reecho
report
resound
resounding
return
reverberate
reverberation
rhubarb
roar
roll
roorback
row
ruckus
ruction
rumbling
rumor
rumpus
running fight
scramble
scratching
scream
screech
scrimmage
scuffle
scuttlebutt
send back
shindy
shivaree
shoving match
shredding
shriek
sibilate
sigh
sing
skirmish
snap
snarl
snort
sob
sound
squall
squawk
squeal
squeals
stand-up fight
static
street fight
struggle
talk
tauromachy
thunder
thunderclap
thundering
tintamarre
town talk
trumpet
tug-of-war
tumult
tussle
twang
unconfirmed report
uproar
wail
warble
whine
whisper
whistles
woomping
wow
wowwows
yap
yawp
yell
yelp
rumble Definition
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.
rumble Bedeutung
rumble
gang
fight
a
fight
between
rival
gangs
of
adolescents
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
rumble
rumbling
g
rumble
grumbling
a
loud
low
dull
continuous
noise,
they
heard
the
rumbling
of
thunder
g
rumble
growl
rumble
to
utter
or
emit
low
dull
rumbling
sounds,
he
g
rumble
d
a
rude
response,
Stones
g
rumble
d
down
the
cliff
rumble
g
rumble
make
a
low
noise,
rumbling
thunder
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