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User_gary Posted 15 years ago
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A word that means to spill because of hole
Hi, sometimes when we get a crate on our pot, the water spills out of the crate. I wonder how do we say that in spoken English?
Simiarly, sometimes, when we don't close the faucet properly, it spills or sprinkles
Please help me with this.
Simiarly, sometimes, when we don't close the faucet properly, it spills or sprinkles
Please help me with this.
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I don't understand the first one. In the second, we say the faucet is dripping. The faucet has a drip.
- I don't understand the first one.
- In the second, we say the faucet is dripping.
- The faucet has a drip.
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I don't understand the first one.
In the second, we say the faucet is dripping.
The faucet has a drip.
In the second, we say the faucet is dripping.
The faucet has a drip.
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Maybe "leaks"?
(of a liquid or gas) to escape from a hole or crack in a pipe or container or (of a container) to allow liquid or gas to escape
Water was leaking from the pipe.
Oil leaked out of the car.
The tin was leaking.
The car leaked oil all over the drive.
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Oh - did you mean "crack"? If so, then Tanit is quite right - it's leaking.
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