rumble

rumble
1. verb
(to make a low grumbling sound: Thunder rumbled in the distance.) buldre, rumle, dundre
2. noun
(this kind of sound: the rumble of thunder.) bulder, rumling, drønn
ramle
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rumling
I
subst. \/ˈrʌmbl\/
1) drønn(ing), buldring, bulder, dundring
2) (om radio, lavfrekvente forstyrrelser) brumming
3) mumling, brumming
4) (på bil, også rumble seat) (åpent) baksete, svigermorsete (hverdagslig)
5) (på bil) bagasjerom, bagasjeplass
6) (bakpå vogn) tjenersete
7) (amer., slang) (gate)slagsmål, gjengbråk, batalje
8) (mekanikk) polértrommel, rumbletønne
II
verb \/ˈrʌmbl\/
1) drønne, buldre, dundre
2) ramle, skramle
3) (om mage) knurre, rumle
4) (amer., slang) komme i tottene på hverandre, støte sammen
5) (slang) oppdage, bli klar over, gjennomskue, få øye på
• we have rumbled their game
vi har gjennomskuet spillet deres
• the police have rumbled you
politiet har avslørt deg
rumble on male videre, prate i vei
rumble out\/forth brumme frem
• he rumbled out a few remarks
han brummet frem et par bemerkninger

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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