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leached

/liːtʃt/

/litʃt/

leached out

leachedpast participle

/liːtʃt/

Derived from the past participle of the verb "leach"; denotes material from which soluble substances have been removed.

Translations

вымытый

The leached soil lacked essential nutrients for plant growth.

Вымытый грунт не имел необходимых питательных веществ для роста растений.

Additional translations

вымывшийся

вымывающийся

Definitions

Having had soluble substances removed by the action of a percolating liquid, especially rainwater.

The leached soil in the area was devoid of essential nutrients, making it difficult for plants to thrive.

Synonyms

washed away

leachverb

leached

Past Simple

leached

Past Simple

leached

Past Participle

leaching

Gerund

/liːtʃ/

/litʃ/

Translations

вымывать

Heavy rains can leach nutrients from the soil.

Сильные дожди могут вымывать питательные вещества из почвы.

просачиваться

Chemicals can leach into the groundwater over time.

Химикаты могут просачиваться в грунтовые воды со временем.

Definitions

To remove or be removed from a substance by the action of a percolating liquid.

Heavy rains can leach nutrients from the soil, making it less fertile.

To cause a liquid to percolate through something, extracting soluble constituents.

Farmers often leach the soil to remove excess salts.

Synonyms

leach out

leachnoun

Definitions

A process by which soluble constituents are dissolved and filtered through the soil by a percolating fluid.

The leach of nutrients from the soil can affect plant growth.

A substance that is removed from a material by the process of leaching.

The leach from the landfill site contaminated the nearby water supply.

A solution obtained by leaching, especially the alkaline liquid (lye) derived from wood ashes; leachate.

The traditional soapmakers prepared a leach of ash to produce lye.

leachadjective

Definitions

Relating to, involving, or designed for the process of leaching.

The septic system discharges into a leach field.