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1 murmur
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1. noun(a quiet, indistinct sound, eg that of running water or low voices: the murmur of the sea; There was a low murmur among the crowd.) murmullo, susurro
2. verb(to make such a sound: The child murmured (something) in his sleep.) murmurar, susurrarmurmur1 n murmullo / susurromurmur2 vb murmurar / susurrarshe murmured something, but I didn't understand her murmuró algo, pero no la entendítr['mɜːməSMALLr/SMALL]1 (of voice) murmullo, susurro3 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL soplo1 murmurar1 murmurar, susurrar2 (complain) quejarse (against/at, de)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLwithout a murmur sin rechistarmurmur ['mərmər] vi1) drone: mumurar2) grumble: refunfuñar, regañar, rezongarmurmur vtmumble: murmurarmurmur n1) complaint: queja f2) drone: murmullo m, rumor mn.• murmullo s.m.• rumor s.m.• runrún s.m.• susurro s.m.v.• murmurar v.• rumorear v.• susurrar v.'mɜːrmər, 'mɜːmə(r)
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1)a) ( speech) murmullo m, susurro mto speak in a murmur — hablar en voz baja or susurrando
b) (of stream, wind) murmullo m (liter); ( of traffic) rumor m2) ( heart murmur) soplo m en el corazón
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transitive verb \<\<remark/name\>\> murmurar
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vi \<\<wind/stream\>\> murmurar, susurrar (liter)['mɜːmǝ(r)]1.N (=soft speech) murmullo m ; [of water, leaves] murmullo m, susurro m ; [of distant traffic] rumor mheart 2.2.VI [person] murmurar; [water] murmurar, susurrarto murmur about sth — (=complain) quejarse de algo, murmurar de algo
3.VT murmurar, decir en voz baja* * *['mɜːrmər, 'mɜːmə(r)]
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1)a) ( speech) murmullo m, susurro mto speak in a murmur — hablar en voz baja or susurrando
b) (of stream, wind) murmullo m (liter); ( of traffic) rumor m2) ( heart murmur) soplo m en el corazón
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transitive verb \<\<remark/name\>\> murmurar
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vi \<\<wind/stream\>\> murmurar, susurrar (liter)
См. также в других словарях:
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