No. 10,889 in Catalan
rumors
Unverified information or gossip circulating among people.
In a sentence
Els rumors sobre el canvi d'horari de l'escola són molt comuns.
Rumors about the school's schedule change are very common.
It is used to refer to unconfirmed or unofficial pieces of information that are being circulated.
No facis cas dels rumors; no sabem si són certs.
Do not pay attention to the rumors; we do not know if they are true.
It is employed to advise caution as these pieces of information might not be reliable.
Els rumors poden ser perjudicials si no es gestionen adequadament.
Rumors can be harmful if not handled properly.
In this context, it signals the potential negative impact of disseminating such unverified information.
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