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"whispers" in Spanish

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"whispers" in Spanish
whispers{plural}
susurros
to whisper{verb}
susurrar- musitar- cuchichear- abejonear- secretear- secretearse- bisbisear- bisbisar- soplar- soplar- murmurar
to whisper{transitive verb}
soplar (hacer trampa)- rumorear
whisper{noun}
cuchicheo- susurro- rumor- murmullo
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whispers{plural}
whispers
susurros{m pl}
to whisper[whispered · whispered] {verb}
to whisper
susurrar[susurrando · susurrado] {v.t.}
to whisper sweet nothings
susurrar palabras de amor
It is not a whisper that is needed, however.
Sin embargo, no necesitamos un susurro.
In our opinion, on this issue, the Commission sees nothing, hears nothing and sometimes speaks in a whisper if at all.
En cuanto a este punto, consideramos que la Comisión no ve, no oye y, con frecuencia, si habla susurra.
to whisper(also: to murmur, to breathe)
musitar[musitando · musitado] {vb}
to whisper
cuchichear[cuchicheando · cuchicheado] {v.i.}
Everyone is whispering about a 'Mexican army'.
Todo el mundo cuchichea acerca de un "ejército mexicano".
They are playing Chinese whispers there together.
Están ahí cuchicheando como niños.
to whisper(also: to mumble)
abejonear {vb}
to whisper(also: to talk secretively)
secretear {v.i.}
to whisper
secretearse {r. v.}
to whisper(also: to mumble, to mutter, to stammer)
bisbisear[bisbiseando · bisbiseado] {v.t.}
to whisper
bisbisar[bisbisando · bisbisado] {v.t.}
to whisper
soplar[soplando · soplado] {v.i.} [coll.] (en un examen)
to whisper
soplar[soplando · soplado] {v.t.} [coll.] (en un examen)
to whisper
murmurar[murmurando · murmurado] {v.i.} [poet.] (viento)
to whisper[whispered · whispered] {transitive verb}
to whisper
soplar (hacer trampa) {v.t.}
to whisper(also: to rumour, to rumor)
rumorear[rumoreando · rumoreado] {vb}
The decision will have to be made on merit and not through the kind of political horsetrading that is currently being whispered about.
La decisión se deberá tomar teniendo en cuenta los méritos, y no mediante el tipo de mercadeo político sobre el que actualmente se rumorea.
The figure of ‘20% of administration costs’ is being both whispered in the corridors of the House and held up as incontrovertible truth.
En los pasillos de la Cámara se rumorea, al tiempo que se tiene por una verdad incontrovertible, la cifra del «20% de los gastos administrativos».
People have whispered about this for years, but those of us who did not experience it listened with incredulity and, I have to add, a certain amount of disbelief.
La gente ha rumoreado esto durante años, pero aquellos de nosotros que no lo experimentamos escuchábamos con incredulidad y, debo decir, con cierta desconfianza.
whisper{noun}
whisper(also: whispering)
cuchicheo{m}
Let me say that today’s debate should not be about whispering in the corner or blaming somebody else for what happened yesterday, but should focus upon what you said.
Permítame decir que el debate de hoy no debería tratar de cuchicheos por las esquinas o de culpar a otros por lo ocurrido ayer, sino que debería centrarse en lo que usted ha dicho.
whisper(also: murmur, rustle, swish)
susurro{m}
It is not a whisper that is needed, however.
Sin embargo, no necesitamos un susurro.
her voice never rose above a whisper
su voz no se elevó por encima de un susurro
her voice sank to a whisper
su voz se convirtió en un susurro
whisper(also: rumour, rumor, scuttlebutt, buzz)
rumor{m}
whisper(also: babble)
murmullo{m} [poet.]
At the moment it is only worth a whisper.
Por el momento lo más que suscita es un murmullo.
she spoke almost in a whisper
hablaba casi en un murmullo
(Whispering)
(Murmullos)

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "whisper":
whisper
rustle- rustling- susurration- voicelessness- whispering
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "whispers" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
They are playing Chinese whispers there together.
Están ahí cuchicheando como niños.
There are whispers coming from the Council that higher targets might be acceptable if they were merely indicative, not mandatory.
Hay rumores procedentes del Consejo de que se podrían aceptar objetivos más ambiciosos si fueran de carácter puramente indicativo y no obligatorio.

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