sough

UK
/saʊ/
US
/saʊ/
soughnoun
soughs
pl
UK
/saʊ/
US
/saʊ/
Traducciones
murmurePour un bruit léger, sourd et continu, notamment celui du vent.
The sough of the wind through the trees was soothing to listen to.
Le murmure du vent dans les arbres était apaisant à écouter.
Traducciones adicionales
rumeurSens rare : information qui circule à voix basse, de manière discrète.
Definiciones
A murmuring, rustling, or sighing sound.
The sough of the wind through the trees was soothing to listen to.
An often whispered or indistinct rumour; a piece of news circulating quietly.
There was a sough that the old mill would be reopening in the spring.
soughverb
soughed
Past Simple
soughed
Past Participle
soughing
Gerund
UK
/saʊ/ or /sʌf/
US
/saʊ/ or /sʌf/
Traducciones
murmurerSe dit d’un bruit du vent, sourd et plaintif.
The wind soughed through the trees, creating an eerie atmosphere in the forest.
Le vent murmurait dans les arbres, créant une atmosphère étrange dans la forêt.
Traducciones adicionales
se répandre en sourdineSens surtout écossais : une nouvelle se propage discrètement.
Definiciones
To make a moaning, whistling, or rushing sound, as the wind does.
The wind soughed through the trees, creating an eerie atmosphere in the forest.
(chiefly Scottish) To circulate quietly as rumour; to spread (news) in a subdued way.
It was soon soughed abroad that the minister had accepted another post.