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| 1 | a hole or crack in an object or container that a liquid or gas comes out of 漏洞；空隙；裂缝 |
| +in a leak in the roof 屋顶的裂缝 |
| spring a leak (=suddenly start to have one) The bathroom flooded because the water tank sprang a leak. 突然裂开一条缝 |
| | 1a | an amount of liquid or gas that comes out of a hole or crack in something （液体或气体的）泄漏量 | | a gas/oil leak The explosion was caused by a gas leak in the main line. 爆炸是由主管道的煤气泄漏引起的。 | |
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| 2 | an occasion when secret or private information is told to journalists （机密或秘密的）泄露，透露 |
| Jackson said he did not believe the leaks came from his office. 杰克逊说他不相信他办公室的人会泄露机密。 |
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| - | take a leak impolite
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| to urinatepass liquid waste from your body |
| 撒尿；小便 |
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