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leaking

UK
/ˈliːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈliːkɪŋ/
leaking down
leaking out
leaking through

Translations

leakingnoun
The leaking from the pipe caused a significant drop in water pressure throughout the building.
La fuite du tuyau a provoqué une baisse importante de la pression d’eau dans tout le bâtiment.
Additional translations
divulgationPour des informations confidentielles ou secrètes.
Synonyms
seepage
drip
outflow
exudation
escape
leakinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈliːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈliːkɪŋ/
qui fuitPour un liquide, un gaz ou la lumière qui s’échappe par une fissure ou un trou.
The leaking faucet wasted gallons of water every day.
Le robinet qui fuit gaspillait des gallons d’eau chaque jour.
Additional translations
fuitéPour des documents ou des informations confidentielles.
Synonyms
porous
dripping
seeping
oozing
permeable
leakverb

leaking

Gerund

leaked
Past Simple
leaked
Past Participle
leaking
Gerund
UK
/liːk/
US
/lik/
divulguerSe dit d'informations confidentielles ou secrètes.
The whistleblower decided to leak the documents to the press.
L'informateur a décidé de divulguer les documents à la presse.
The old faucet began to leak, causing water to drip onto the floor.
Le vieux robinet a commencé à fuir, faisant couler de l'eau sur le sol.
Additional translations
fuiterPour une information qui se répand malgré les précautions prises.
Synonyms
escape
drip
ooze
seep
flow
spill
exude
Antonyms
plug
close
seal

Definitions

leakingnoun
The act or process of a liquid or gas escaping from a container or system through a hole or crack.
The leaking from the pipe caused a significant drop in water pressure throughout the building.
An instance of unauthorized disclosure of confidential information.
The leaking of the classified documents led to a major investigation by the authorities.
leakinggerund / present participle
Allowing liquid, gas, or light to escape or pass through a crack or hole.
The leaking faucet wasted gallons of water every day.
Revealing confidential or secret information unintentionally or deliberately.
The leaking document caused a major scandal in the government.
leakverb
To allow liquid, gas, or light to escape through a hole or crack.
The old faucet began to leak, causing water to drip onto the floor.
To disclose confidential information or secrets, often to the public or media.
The whistleblower decided to leak the documents to the press.
To become known despite efforts to keep it secret.
Details of the new product launch leaked before the official announcement.
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