rumble
🇺🇸
/ˈrʌmbl/
🇬🇧
/ˈrʌmbl/
verb
R
to make a low, continuous, deep sound
The thunder rumbled in the distance.
R
to move with a rumbling sound
The truck rumbled down the road.
R
to find out the truth about someone or something secretly
Our secret plan was rumbled by the enemy.
R
to have a fight with another gang
Two rival gangs rumbled in the alley.
noun
R
a low, continuous, deep sound
The rumble of the engines could be heard from miles away.
R
a street fight between gangs
The police broke up a rumble before it escalated.
translation
to make a low, continuous, deep sound; to move with a rumbling sound; to find out the truth about someone or something secretly; to have a fight with another gang
a low, continuous, deep sound; a street fight between gangs
Word Forms
3rd Present
rumbles
Past
rumbled
Perfect
rumbled
Progressive
rumbling
Plural
rumbles