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seeping out

/ˈsiːpɪŋ aʊt/

/ˈsipɪŋ aʊt/

seep outverb

seeping out

ing-form

seeped out

Past Simple

seeped out

Past Participle

seeping out

ing-form

/siːp aʊt/

/sip aʊt/

Translations

s’écouler lentementSe dit d’un liquide qui s’échappe progressivement à travers une fissure, un matériau poreux ou de petits trous.

Water began to seep out from the crack in the pipe.

L’eau a commencé à s’écouler lentement par la fissure du tuyau.

Additional translations

s’ébruiterSe dit d’une information qui devient peu à peu publique, souvent sans intention.

Definitions

To flow or leak slowly through porous material or small holes.

Water began to seep out from the crack in the pipe.

To become known or spread gradually, often in a way that is not intended.

Details of the confidential meeting started to seep out to the public.

Synonyms