leak

/lˈiːk/

/ˈɫik/

to leak

MAIN VERB

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to let gas or liquid flow through a crack or small hole

Exemples

1. The gas leak left several people hospitalized.

2. The scandal has been leaked to the press, and now the politician is a dead man walking.

3. We had to call the gas company because we smelled a gas leak.

4. The company sent out a trial balloon by leaking a rumor about a new product to test customer interest before investing in its development.