leak
leak
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/liːk/

A(z) „leak” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

01

the escape of a fluid from a container, pipe, or system

leak definition and meaning
Példåk
A small leak caused significant damage over time.
02

szivĂĄrgĂĄs, lyuk

an opening or gap that allows fluid or gas to escape
Példåk
A gas leak in the building forced an emergency evacuation.
GĂĄzszivĂĄrgĂĄs az Ă©pĂŒletben vĂ©szhelyzeti kiĂŒrĂ­tĂ©st eredmĂ©nyezett.
03

an unauthorized disclosure of confidential or sensitive information

Példåk
Journalists reported on a government leak.
04

the passage of urine from the body

Példåk
She felt a slight leak after coughing.
05

a soft, watery decay in fruits or vegetables caused by fungi

Példåk
Excess moisture caused a leak in the stored apples.
to leak
01

szivĂĄrog, kiszivĂĄrog

(of liquid or gas) to escape through a hole or crack in a container or structure
Intransitive
to leak definition and meaning
Példåk
Air leaked from the balloon when it was punctured.
A levegƑ kiszivárgott a lufából, amikor azát lyukasztották.
02

szivĂĄrog, ereszt

to let gas or liquid flow through a crack or small hole
Intransitive
to leak definition and meaning
Példåk
The old roof started to leak during the heavy rain, causing water damage to the ceiling.
A rĂ©gi tetƑ elkezdett szivĂĄrogni a heves esƑzĂ©s alatt, ami vĂ­zkĂĄrt okozott a mennyezeten.
03

kiszivĂĄrogtat, nyilvĂĄnossĂĄgra hoz

to intentionally reveal something private or secret
Transitive: to leak information or secrets
Példåk
Someone leaked details about the surprise event, ruining the surprise.
Valaki kiszivĂĄrgott rĂ©szleteket a meglepetĂ©ses esemĂ©nyrƑl, tönkretĂ©ve a meglepetĂ©st.
04

kiszivĂĄrog, nyilvĂĄnossĂĄgra hoz

(of secret or private information) to become publicly revealed
Intransitive
Példåk
The celebrity 's private messages leaked online, creating a scandal.
A hĂ­ressĂ©g privĂĄt ĂŒzenetei kiszivĂĄrogtak az internetre, botrĂĄnyt kavarva.
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