leakage
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈliːkɪdʒ/
leakage means: Liquid or gas escaping through a hole or crack in something.
noun
ESCAPING FLUIDB2
Liquid or gas escaping through a hole or crack in something.
- There is water leakage under the sink.
- A damaged seal caused gas leakage.
- We repaired the roof to stop further leakage.
ELECTRICAL LOSSC2
The slow loss of electric charge or current through a path where it should not flow.
- Poor insulation can cause electrical leakage.
- The meter detected a small leakage current.
- Charge leakage reduced the capacitor’s stored energy.
Questions about leakage
What does leakage mean?
Liquid or gas escaping through a hole or crack in something.
What is leakage in other languages?
Türkçe: sızıntı · Español: fuga · Français: fuite · Deutsch: Leckage · Italiano: perdita · 日本語: 漏れ
How do you pronounce leakage?
It is pronounced /ˈliːkɪdʒ/.
How do you use leakage in a sentence?
There is water leakage under the sink. A damaged seal caused gas leakage.
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