rumours russian
разгово́р
conversation, talk, chat
rumours, gossip, talk
ползти́
to crawl, to creep
to spread (of rumours), to circulate
распуска́ть
to dissolve (a body), to disband, to dismiss, to send home
to spread (rumours), to circulate, to put about
to let loose, to let down (hair), to undo, to unfurl (sails)
to dissolve (in liquid), to melt
to unravel (knitting), to unpick
кривото́лки
false rumours, idle talk
вбра́сывать
to throw in, to toss in, to put in
to throw in (the ball), to drop (the puck), to put into play
to put out (rumours), to plant (information), to float
трезвон
peal, ringing, pealing of bells
gossip, rumours, talk
row, shindy, fuss, uproar
спле́тни
gossip, idle talk, rumours
ве́сти
news / messages, hearsay (tidings, rumours, rumors)
трезво́нивший
ringing (loudly), pealing, blaring, clanging
gossiping, spreading rumours, blabbing (about)
наговори́вший
who has said a lot, who has talked too much, having talked excessively
who has slandered, who has gossiped, who has spread rumours, who has told lies
Examples
Who spread these rumours?
Его слова вызвали в деревне разные кривотолки.
His words gave rise to all sorts of false rumours in the village.
Не хочу давать повод для кривотолков.
I don't want to give people any reason to start spreading rumours.
Вокруг этой истории до сих пор ходят кривотолки.
False rumours about this story are still circulating.



















