英语单词短语词组“rumored”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

rumored

adjective

US(UKrumoured)

/ˈruː.mɚd/uk

/ˈruː.məd/

used to refer to afactorpieceofnewsthat might betrueorinvented, andquicklyspreadsfrompersontoperson:

The rumoredstockmarketcrashhasyetto takeplace.

[+ to infinitive]Thepresidentis rumoredtobeseriouslyill.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Gossip and rumour

a little bird told meidiom
anecdotal
bird
bush telegraph
dirt
ear
exposure
furphy
hearsay
lip
on everyone's lipsidiom
peddle
reportedly
rumoured
say-so
scandal
scaremongering
scoop
swirl
yourears must be burningidiom

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(Definition ofrumoredfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrumored

rumored

It was oncerumoredthat he didn't even have a toilet.

FromHollywood Reporter

The acquisition price,rumoredto be between $100 million and $200 million, isn't being disclosed.

FromThe Verge

Look for his upcoming album,rumoredfor a 2012 release, to be a monster.

FromMLive.com

Buyer beware, the smoky sweet flavor isrumoredto mask the high alcohol content.

FromHuffington Post

The same applies to the exotic chameleon, which wasrumoredto feed only on air.

FromSlate Magazine

The prime minister was not at the police club compound as she wasrumoredto be when demonstrators stormed the building.

FromCNN

Whichrumoredspoiler are you most excited about?

FromInternational Business Times

Since therumoreddiscussions a few months ago, both companies have made a number of improvements.

FromBusiness Insider

Of course, that's assuming that therumoredresolution is correct.

FromCNET

A veteran of the company, the well-liked executive had beenrumoredto take the throne for the past several months as negotiations have been ongoing.

FromBillboard

Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken andrumoredby many.

FromHuffington Post

Birth rates have beenrumoredto go up nine months after big blizzards and power blackouts, although subsequent reports said the supposed bubbles weren't real.

FromABC News

Rumoredbig concepts behind the curtain -- such as a reported car project -- appear to be years away.

FromChicago Daily Herald

In conflict areas and chaotic refugee camps, families can be separated and deathsrumored, but unconfirmed.

FromThe Seattle Times

These ladies not only flew all the way across the country to meet him, but wererumoredto be drop-dead gorgeous, highly educated and multi-talented.

FromTechCrunch

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	rumored
释义	rumored adjective US(UKrumoured) us /ˈruː.mɚd/uk /ˈruː.məd/ used to refer to afactorpieceofnewsthat might betrueorinvented, andquicklyspreadsfrompersontoperson: The rumoredstockmarketcrashhasyetto takeplace. [+ to infinitive]Thepresidentis rumoredtobeseriouslyill. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Gossip and rumour a little bird told meidiom anecdotal bird bush telegraph dirt ear exposure furphy hearsay lip on everyone's lipsidiom peddle reportedly rumoured say-so scandal scaremongering scoop swirl yourears must be burningidiom See more results » (Definition ofrumoredfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofrumored rumored It was oncerumoredthat he didn't even have a toilet. FromHollywood Reporter The acquisition price,rumoredto be between $100 million and $200 million, isn't being disclosed. FromThe Verge Look for his upcoming album,rumoredfor a 2012 release, to be a monster. FromMLive.com Buyer beware, the smoky sweet flavor isrumoredto mask the high alcohol content. FromHuffington Post The same applies to the exotic chameleon, which wasrumoredto feed only on air. FromSlate Magazine The prime minister was not at the police club compound as she wasrumoredto be when demonstrators stormed the building. FromCNN Whichrumoredspoiler are you most excited about? FromInternational Business Times Since therumoreddiscussions a few months ago, both companies have made a number of improvements. FromBusiness Insider Of course, that's assuming that therumoredresolution is correct. FromCNET A veteran of the company, the well-liked executive had beenrumoredto take the throne for the past several months as negotiations have been ongoing. FromBillboard Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken andrumoredby many. FromHuffington Post Birth rates have beenrumoredto go up nine months after big blizzards and power blackouts, although subsequent reports said the supposed bubbles weren't real. FromABC News Rumoredbig concepts behind the curtain -- such as a reported car project -- appear to be years away. FromChicago Daily Herald In conflict areas and chaotic refugee camps, families can be separated and deathsrumored, but unconfirmed. FromThe Seattle Times These ladies not only flew all the way across the country to meet him, but wererumoredto be drop-dead gorgeous, highly educated and multi-talented. FromTechCrunch These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/rumored##
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