seeped

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美 [siːpt]

v.  渗; 渗透
seep的过去分词和过去式

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

双语例句

• Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs
  放射性水已经渗入地下蓄水层中。
• Water from a river flowing beside the cave-in site soon seeped into the tunnel.
  水很快在从一条位于隧道旁边的河中渗透到陷落的地方。
• But other areas have not been spared, as water seeped into the first floor.
  但是其他地区未能幸免，因为水已经流入了一楼。
• The girl's bashful "Thank you", sounding like that of a silver-bell, seeped into my ears.
  一声银铃般的少女羞涩的话音，沁入我的耳畔。
• China seeped deep into Okinawan culture.
  中国文化深深地渗透入冲绳文化之中。
• However, news has seeped around the restriction and into North Korea for years.
  然而，多年来，外国新闻总能突破限制，渗透进朝鲜。
• The rain had seeped through his clothes.
  雨水渗进了他的衣服。
• The seawater seeped through the pebbles.
  海水渗进了卵石堆。
• His invincibility seeped into the Libyan mind through fear.
  他的无坚不摧是通过恐惧渗入人们心中的。
• Distrust has seeped into the collective consciousness of Chinese people, Xinhua reports.
  新华网报道，怀疑一切已成为中国整个人群的集体意识。