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leak

/liːk/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma abertura ou escapamento não intencional de uma substância, como líquido ou luz, ou a divulgação não autorizada de informação confidencial., Verbo usado para indicar a saída acidental ou intencional de líquido, gás ou informação de um recipiente ou fonte protegida.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/liːk/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma abertura ou escapamento não intencional de uma substância, como líquido ou luz, ou a divulgação não autorizada de informação confidencial.

A noun referring to an unintended opening or escape of a substance, such as fluid or light, or an unauthorized disclosure of confidential information.

  1. Accidental escape of substanceB1formal

    An unintended hole or crack that allows a fluid, gas, or light to enter or escape from a container or system.

    ptVazamento

    • The plumber fixed the leak in the kitchen pipe.
    • A small leak in the roof caused water damage during the storm.
    • The gas leak was detected by the alarm system.

    Sinônimoscrackdischargedripescapefissureholeleakageperforationpunctureseepage

  2. Fungal rot in produceC1formalscientific

    A soft, watery decay in fruits and vegetables caused by certain types of fungi.

    ptPodridão

    • The farmer discarded the tomatoes affected by leak.
    • Leak in the apples made them unsuitable for sale.
    • Proper storage prevents leak from developing in vegetables.
  3. Euphemism for urinationB2informal

    A polite or indirect term used to refer to the act of urinating.

    ptUrinar

    • He excused himself to take a leak.
    • The dog stopped to have a leak by the tree.
    • After the long drive, they all needed a leak.

    Sinônimosnumber onepeepiddletinkleweewhiz

  4. Discharge of fluidB1formaltechnical

    The act or instance of a fluid escaping from a container or system, often unintentionally.

    ptVazamento

    • The leak of oil from the tanker caused an environmental disaster.
    • A coolant leak forced the factory to shut down temporarily.
    • The technician detected a slow leak in the hydraulic system.

    Sinônimosdischargeemissionescapeleakageoutflowseepage

  5. Unauthorized disclosureB2formalpolitical

    The deliberate or accidental release of confidential or secret information to the public or unauthorized parties.

    ptVazamento

    • The leak of classified documents shocked the government.
    • Journalists investigated the source of the data leak.
    • The company suffered a major security leak of customer information.

    Sinônimosdisclosuredivulgenceexposureleakagerevelationtip-off

Formas
  • leaks plural form
  • leaks' possessive plural form
  • leak's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/liːk/B1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a saída acidental ou intencional de líquido, gás ou informação de um recipiente ou fonte protegida.

A verb used to indicate the accidental or intentional escape of liquid, gas, or information from a container or secure source.

  1. Disclose information secretlyB2informal

    To intentionally or unintentionally make private or secret information known to the public or a specific person, often without authorization.

    ptVazar informação

    • Someone leaked the confidential report to the press.
    • The details of the merger were leaked to a journalist.
    • He was fired for leaking company secrets.

    Sinônimosbetrayblabdisclosedivulgeexposegive awayrevealspilluncover

    Antônimosconcealhidekeepsuppresswithhold

  2. Become known (of information)B2informal

    For secret or private information to become known to the public or a wider audience, often unintentionally.

    ptTornar-se conhecido (de informação)

    • The news of the resignation leaked out before the official announcement.
    • Spoilers for the movie leaked online last night.
    • Details of the new product leaked to the public.

    Sinônimoscome outdisclosedivulgeemergeexposeget outrevealtranspireuncover

    Antônimosconcealsuppresswithhold

  3. Escape or enter through an openingB1formal

    For a liquid, gas, or other substance to accidentally escape or enter through a hole, crack, or fissure in a container or barrier.

    ptVazar

    • Water is leaking from the pipe under the sink.
    • The gas tank is leaking, creating a dangerous situation.
    • Air leaks out of the tire if the valve is damaged.

    Sinônimosdischargedribbledripemanateescapeexudefilterissueoozepercolateseeptrickle

  4. Allow passage through an openingB1formal

    For a container or structure to have an opening that allows substances or light to enter or escape.

    ptVazar

    • The old roof leaks whenever it rains.
    • This container leaks oil if it is turned upside down.
    • The boat leaks water through a crack in the hull.

    Sinônimosdischargedraindribbledripemanateescapeexudefilterissueoozepercolateseep

    Antônimoscontainseal

Formas
  • leaked past participle
  • leaked past simple
  • leaking present participle
  • leaks third person singular

Variantes phrasalleak out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.