rumbles
रंबले
definition
verb
thunder rumbled, lightning flickered
make a continuous deep, resonant sound.
the five of them rumbled with the men in the other car
take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups.
noun
the steady rumble of traffic
a continuous deep, resonant sound like distant thunder.
Ponyboy looks at the other boys who join his gang for the rumble .
a street fight between gangs or large groups.
translation of 'Rumbles'
verb
कुलबुलाना,
गड़गड़ाना,
गहगड़ाहट का शब्द करना,
गड़गड़ शब्द करना
noun
गड़गड़ाहट का शब्द,
गड़गड़ाहट
example
My stomach 'rumbles' involuntarily; I am hungry and haven't even realised.
Which brings us to last week's National Book Critics Circle awards, announced in New York City amid of few 'rumbles' of dissension… which is the subject of today's column.
The bus 'rumbles' out of Glazoué and turns off into the countryside.
Thunder 'rumbles' because we hear sound waves from different parts of a jagged lightning stroke.
An elegant and delicate actress plays Tomi, but her voice 'rumbles' like an old man.
Grey clouds rolled in from the south, deep 'rumbles' of thunder accompanying them.
The Eastside van 'rumbles' away and a cloud of dust settles around the edge of the forest.
Meanwhile, 'rumbles' of surprising dissent are coming from military officers themselves, who have accused the administration of not sending in enough soldiers.
Still, there are 'rumbles' in the industry that more than one firm will be found in violation of independence regulations.
My stomach 'rumbles' for want of food; my throat burns for lack of water.
Outside cars honked their frustrated horns and trucks 'rumbled' past cutting everybody off.
Tanks and armoured personnel carriers 'rumbled' through the torn-up streets Saturday, but few Palestinians were visible.
Vivian had just realized that her stomach was 'rumbling' with hunger.
A distant 'rumble' arose from downriver as we gathered speed.
Reade was 'rumbled' in 1999 after bidders tried to buy goods from him on eBay.
Leon's tenor voice 'rumbled' sweetly in her ear, and she blushed.
Empathy and unapologetic emotion are her trademarks, evoked by a big voice that can 'rumble' with lust or scream with self-hatred.
From somewhere in the distance comes an ominous 'rumble' of thunder, barely perceptible over the nearby lawnmower.
I had begun my walk from the Alexanderplatz, and after having walked a considerable distance, I felt my stomach 'rumbling' .
Anthony's voice 'rumbled' quietly from behind me.
The vehicle 'rumbled' slowly past and stopped in the middle of the street.
the steady 'rumble' of traffic
Back at the ambulance base, army vehicles 'rumble' past.
Meanwhile, a couple of FBI agents have been sent along to 'rumble' the gang and solve the murder.
the continuous 'rumble' of traffic
Hailey watched in open-mouthed horror as James' car 'rumbled' past her house and down the road.
a 'rumble' between two gangs of street thugs
Viewers were outraged when the link to the site was cut at 2am this morning - just as resident bad guy Nick was about to be 'rumbled' .
Even when a farmer's manure truck 'rumbled' down the road beside her, Gina didn't budge.
Fortunately, as soon as they realised that their scheme had been 'rumbled' by councillors, they slammed on the brakes.
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