leakage in Irish
leakage in Irish is sileadh — leakage means the escape of liquid, gas, or electric current through an unwanted gap.
leakage in Irish
sileadh
An act of leaking, or something that leaks.
What does "leakage" mean?
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noun The escape of liquid, gas, or electric current through an unwanted gap.
"Engineers checked the pipeline for signs of leakage."
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noun A loss, such as of stock, revenue, or sound, escaping where it shouldn't.
"The store cut leakage by installing security cameras."
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leakage in a sentence
- Engineers checked the pipeline for signs of leakage.
- The store cut leakage by installing security cameras.
- Much of the tourist spending leaks out as economic leakage to foreign suppliers.
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What is "leakage" in Irish?
"leakage" in Irish is sileadh. leakage means: The escape of liquid, gas, or electric current through an unwanted gap.
How do you use "leakage" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers checked the pipeline for signs of leakage." In Irish, "leakage" is sileadh.
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