mumble
US /ˈmʌmbəl/
・UK /ˈmʌmbl/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Speech that is not clear enough or loud enough
From behind the wall, we could not hear any words, just a mumble
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo speak without being clear or loud enough
The more worried he became the more he started to mumble
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- One problem I have when I'm nervous is I talk really quickly and I mumble, which means I don't say the words clearly.
One problem I have when I'm nervous is I talk really quickly and I mumble, which means I don't say the words clearly.
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- Mm, mm. This sound occurs in words like my, mumble, some.
Mm, mm. This sound occurs in words like my, mumble, some.
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- VINT CERF: Well, mumble.
VINT CERF: Well, mumble.
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- I heard something vaguely, a mumble.
I heard something vaguely, a mumble.
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- IS A YOUNG DANE WITH A TENDENCY TO MUMBLE.
IS A YOUNG DANE WITH A TENDENCY TO MUMBLE.
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- People push their words together or mumble.
People push their words together or mumble.
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- A lot of native speakers mumble too
A lot of native speakers mumble too
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- (mumble)
(mumble)
- - (mumble)
- (mumble)
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- so to make an actor look convincing in another language, he has to or she has to mumble the words
so to make an actor look convincing in another language, he has to or she has to mumble the words