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leak

/leek/US // lik //UK // (liːk) //

泄漏,漏洞,漏水,泄露

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
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    • : an unintended hole, crack, or the like, through which liquid, gas, light, etc., enters or escapes: a leak in the roof.
    • : an act or instance of leaking.
    • : any means of unintended entrance or escape.
    • : Electricity. the loss of current from a conductor, usually resulting from poor insulation.
    • : a disclosure of secret, especially official, information, as to the news media, by an unnamed source.
v.无主动词 verb
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    • : to let a liquid, gas, light, etc., enter or escape, as through an unintended hole or crack: The boat leaks.
    • : to pass in or out in this manner, as liquid, gas, or light: gas leaking from a pipe.
    • : to become known unintentionally: The news leaked out.
    • : to disclose secret, especially official, information anonymously, as to the news media: The official revealed that he had leaked to the press in the hope of saving his own reputation.
v.有主动词 verb
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    • : to let enter or escape: This camera leaks light.
    • : to allow to become known, as information given out covertly: to leak the news of the ambassador's visit.

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Examples

  • Filipino YouTuber Tech Buff brings us an exclusive leak of the device, which has some pixels where there are not normally pixels.

  • Good filtration removes as many particles as possible, and a good fit means that there are no leaks around the sides of your mask, where air — and viruses — can leak through.

  • If someone was eating cauliflower near a gas leak, people would die before anyone realized they were in danger.

  • We've discussed this canceled Xbox 360 game at length over the years, with updates coming mostly in the form of increasingly detailed leaks—and this week's is easily the biggest yet.

  • In the decade since, there have been no large-scale leaks about the residence.

  • Targeting pods can bulge out a bit, and leak out unwanted signals.

  • The leak suggests that Mr. Obama remains blind to the principal cause of his foreign policy woes.

  • They simply would not leak this shocking story about big lineup changes on their own accord.

  • At its core, the tale revealed by the leak of what may be more than a million classified documents is a complicated one.

  • Local mechanics pitched in to help mend the craft, but weeks into setting off the repairs wore thin and the vessel sprung a leak.

  • Their sin began on Holy Thursday, with so little secrecy and so bad an example, that the affair was beginning to leak out.

  • Your composing-room door is locked, and the present item of news destined for your readers is not likely to leak out.

  • Ash pits near a house carry moisture to walls, Cesspools leak through the soil.

  • Here sit up to the chin for twenty minutes, shivering at thought of what would happen supposing bath sprang a leak.

  • The poem was simple and optimistic—it told of the beneficent qualities of rain, as it would appear to one whose roof did not leak.