leaks
Kaçaklar
definition
verb
the roof leaked
(of a container or covering) accidentally lose or admit contents, especially liquid or gas, through a hole or crack.
the news leaked out
(of secret information) become known.
noun
I checked all of the pipes for leaks
a hole in a container or covering through which contents, especially liquid or gas, may accidentally pass.
one of the employees was responsible for the leak
an intentional disclosure of secret information.
translation of 'leaks'
verb
sızmak,
akmak,
sızdırmak,
kaçak yapmak,
sızıntı yapmak
noun
sızma,
sızıntı,
kaçak
example
If further water infiltration is to be prevented, all leaking pipes and roof 'leaks' should be repaired.
Water companies have made big strides in reducing 'leaks' from their pipes, a historic aggravating feature in dry periods.
As the students repair 'leaks' from damaged bulkheads the hull can be progressively flooded with water and rolled through 20 degrees, just like a ship at sea.
But this generally doesn't apply to third parties to whom the journalist 'leaks' the information, since they aren't bound by the contract.
You're always going to be pursued by your data shadow, which is forming from thousands and thousands of little 'leaks' and tributaries of information.
Potentially harmful 'leaks' from waste pipes can also be located, enabling repairs to be carried out quickly.
If there are any 'leaks' , fill the hole or crack with plastic solvent cement and wrap it with plastic electrical tape.
Even big corporations attach great importance to security measures to prevent 'leaks' of commercial secrets.
Vehicles passing over the 'leaks' then cause the damaged surface to break up, creating loose stones which could fly off, causing damage or injury they said.
‘I keep these in my shed, so if the roof 'leaks' on that, I'm screwed,’ he quips, before dissolving into kinks of laughter.
Inspect for 'leaks' and damaged or broken parts before starting the day's work.
Scottish Water is also to launch a campaign next month urging people to take care of the plumbing in their homes amid fears a freeze will result in widespread 'leaks' from burst pipes.
The new detector can also be used to locate 'leaks' from mains pipes in streets and in industrial complexes which may have many miles of piping.
Caulk and patch the cracks to prevent 'leaks' and the damage that could result from them.
There was evidence of past 'leaks' , and some pipework had been replaced in the plant room area.
Students also reported holes and 'leaks' in the ceiling, as well as bad drainage that led to flooding.
Oil from its tanks is still seeping out and threatening local wildlife, despite elaborate efforts by the Ministry of Defence to contain the 'leaks' .
He said questions about possible 'leaks' of confidential information connected to the sale have cast a shadow on the deal.
In such times, we cling desperately to the life raft of the First Amendment, yet we must also remain aware of its 'leaks' and holes.
What would be the position if the MP then 'leaks' the information to a journalist, and it is published in a newspaper?
Copper is relatively soft, and long-term exposure to sharp pieces of limestone may cut through the pipe and lead to 'leaks' .
Two pipelines at a petrochemical storage depot nearby reportedly have ruptured, but no 'leaks' were detected.
Look for dirty spots in your insulation, which often indicate holes where air 'leaks' into and out of your house.
Restore water pressure and check the drain connection and the supply pipes for any 'leaks' .
Commanders worry over 'leaks' of information that might compromise an operation.
There are too many 'leaks' of classified information in Washington.
Health officials were in part to blame for information 'leaks' - this being a small society and all.
And still, according to the absolutely intentional 'leaks' , there doesn't seem to be a good answer.
This stuff is useful for filling in holes and 'leaks' , and for burning skin upon contact, in either its resin or powder form.
Justice gets about 50 such complaints from the CIA each year about 'leaks' of classified information and few ever get beyond a preliminary investigation.
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