leakage
51leakage flux — noun see leakage 1b …
52leakage — noun Date: 15th century 1. a. the act or process or an instance of leaking b. loss of electricity especially due to faulty insulation 2. something or the amount that leaks …
53leakage — noun a) an act of leaking, or something that leaks b) the amount lost due to a leak …
54Leakage — Утечка; просачивание …
55leakage — Synonyms and related words: ablation, access, admission, break, breakout, consumption, decrease, decrement, deliverance, delivery, depletion, depreciation, dissipation, distillation, drain, dribble, drip, dripping, drippings, drop, emergence,… …
56leakage — leak|age [ˈli:kıdʒ] n [U and C] 1.) when gas, water etc leaks in or out, or the amount of it that has leaked 2.) the deliberate spreading of secret information ▪ leakages of confidential information …
57leakage — leak|age [ likıdʒ ] noun 1. ) uncount the process of leaking a liquid or gas a ) count or uncount an amount of gas or liquid that leaks out of something 2. ) count an occasion when secret or private information is told to reporters …
58leakage — leak·age || lɪËkɪdÊ’ n. something which escapes or passes through a hole or opening (i.e. liquid, gas, etc.); act of leaking; leak …
59leakage — the persistent unauthorized release of confidential information What happens when there is a leak1. We discussed leakages. Lady S. said that the surest way of making people repeat things was to say Don t quote me . (Colville, 1967) …
60leakage — noun (C, U) 1 an example of gas, water etc leaking, or the amount of gas or liquid that has leaked 2 the deliberate spreading of information that should be kept secret …