[ C ] UK (US rumor) uk/ˈruːmər/ us B2 a fact that a lot of people are talking about although they do not know if it is true
слух, молва to spread rumour s to deny rumour s [ + (that) ] I heard a rumour that you were leaving. rumour verb UK (US rumor) uk/ˈruːmər/ us be rumour ed If a fact is rumour ed, people are talking about it although they do not know if it is true.
говорят/ходят слухи, что … [ + (that) ] It's rumour ed that the company director is about to resign. [ + to do sth ] The company is rumour ed to be in financial difficulty.
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