hearsaygossiprumour 道听途说汉英翻译 hearsay传闻,道听途说; 小道消息; 谣传; 风言风语; rumour传闻,谣言; 流言; gossip流言蜚语; 闲话; 爱说长道短的人; 词组短语 通过道听途说Through Hearsay 通过道听途说获悉hear on/through the grapevine
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Rumor, as we know it, came into use from the Old French word “rumor” which means widespread commotion or noise. In Latin, “rumorem” means noise, hearsay, or common talk. British Englishrumourusage trend. Arumor(more commonly spelledrumourat the time) became popular as a way to descr...
gossip dirt hearsay canard tidings scuttlebutt bush telegraph bruit phrasebe rumoured Synonyms be said be told be reported be published be circulated be whispered be passed around be put about be noised abroad Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 ...
A rumour is anything that is hearsay and passed around as gossip. If I am to believe a story I would first ask the narrator to verify it. And even if the rumour were true, why give it more ammo? Why spread it around? Why get pleasure out of publicising another's folly? I don'...