seeping

英 [ˈsiːpɪŋ]

美 [ˈsiːpɪŋ]

v.  渗; 渗透
seep的现在分词

现在分词：seeping　复数：seepings　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 渗透;渗漏
  If something such as liquid or gasseepssomewhere, it flows slowly and in small amounts into a place where it should not go.
  1. Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs...
     放射性水已经渗入地下蓄水层中。
  2. The gas is seeping out of the rocks...
     气体正从岩石中渗出。
  3. Engineers said that plutonium could begin seeping from the corroded sub.
     工程师说钚可能会开始从遭腐蚀的潜艇往外渗透。
  4. Seepis also a noun.
     
  5. ...an oil seep.
     石油泄漏
• VERB (秘密)逐渐外泄;(不快的情感)逐渐释放
  If something such as secret information or an unpleasant emotionseepssomewhere, it comes out gradually.
  1. ...the tide of racism which is sweeping Europe seeps into Britain.
     正席卷欧洲的种族主义浪潮逐渐渗透到英国。
  2. ...letting information seep out of the Treasury.
     使消息从财政部逐渐传开

英英释义

adj

• leaking out slowly
  Synonym:oozingoozy

双语例句

• The shampoo bottle head had been unscrewed completely and spilled on the floor, seeping into the mat.
  洗发水的瓶盖拧开了，都流到了地上，渗进地毯里。
• William cobbett compared London, the "great Wen", to a seeping sore.
  威廉科贝特（williamcobbett）将伦敦（greatwen）比作一个溃烂的伤口。
• The old man was lying on the ground motionless, with blood seeping through his left eyebrow, probably had lost control of his bladder also because his shorts were wet.
  老人一动不动的躺在地上，有鲜血从他左边眉毛流出，他估计老人应该是小便失禁了，因为他的短裤湿了。
• The gas is seeping out of the rocks
  气体正从岩石中渗出。
• This is all taking place because my energy is seeping in and raising the normal level of vibration.
  现在一切都在发生，因为我的能量正在深入，并在提升正常水平的振动。
• It comes seeping in everywhere, like one of those new poison gases which pass through all filters.
  它悄无声息地渗透，无处不在，没有任何过滤装置能够阻挡它前进的步伐。
• Groundwater sapping is the geomorphic reworking of surface topography induced by water seeping out from an aquifer.
  地下水出流侵蚀是由含水层中的地下水的涌出所造成的地貌变化。
• Will you come over when you're through seeping?
  你打扫完了后能否过来一下？
• That part of stream discharge from ground water seeping into the stream.
  是指由地下水外渗进入水系中的那部分。
• Mould spores, pollen, radon, carbon monoxide and dander all lurk within homes, seeping through cracks in walls and floorboards, brought in on clothing or produced by wood burners, gas hobs and detergents used in cleaning.
  霉菌孢子、花粉粒、氡、一氧化碳以及头皮屑都潜伏在家中，或从墙体和地板的裂缝渗出，或由衣物带入，或来自燃烧木头的火炉、燃气炉和清洁时使用的洗涤剂。