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ru·mour¹
/'ru;mJ(r); US 'ru;mJr/
noun [countable, uncountable] (UK)
(US rumor)
desas-desus; kabar angin
▪ Have you heard rumours about/of his past?
Sudahkah engkau mendengar desas-desus mengenai masa lalunya?

ru·mour²
/'ru;mJ(r); US 'ru;mJr/
verb  (UK)
(US rumor)
berumoured
dilaporkan/didesas-desuskan/diisukan
▪ [+object]
[+ (that)]
It’s rumoured that she’s getting married.
Didesas-desuskan bahwa dia akan menikah.
▪ [+object]
She was rumoured to be involved in the conspiracy.
Dia diisukan terlibat dl persekongkolan itu.

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