No. 1,689 in Spanish
rumores
"Rumores" means "rumors" or "unverified information spread about someone or something."
In a sentence
Los rumores sobre la llegada de una nueva profesora crecen entre los estudiantes.
The rumors about the arrival of a new teacher are growing among the students.
In this sentence, 'rumores' refers to unverified information or news circulating among people.
Ellos están difundiendo rumores falsos sobre la situación económica.
They are spreading false rumors about the economic situation.
Here, 'rumores' signifies fabricated or inaccurate statements being circulated.
Es mejor no prestar atención a los rumores para evitar confusiones innecesarias.
It is better not to pay attention to rumors to avoid unnecessary confusion.
In this context, 'rumores' means general gossip or hearsay that might not be reliable.
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