n.

1. 漏洞，裂缝[C]
   The rain dripped down from a leak in the roof.

   雨水从屋顶的裂缝中滴漏下来。

2. （水，瓦斯等的）漏出；漏出物；漏电[C]
   I can smell a leak of gas.

   我嗅到泄漏的瓦斯。

3. （秘密等的）泄漏[C]
   The leak of information was officially inspired.

   这一情报的泄漏是官方授意的。

4. 【俚】撒尿[S]

vt.

1. 使渗漏
   The car is leaking oil.

   这汽车在漏油。

2. 泄漏（秘密等）[（+out/to）]
   He denied that he had leaked the news to the press.

   他否认曾将这则消息泄漏给新闻界。

vi.

1. 漏，渗[（+out）]
   The faucet is leaking.

   水龙头在漏水。

2. （消息等）泄漏出去[（+out）]
   Your secret appears to have leaked out.

   看来你的秘密已经泄漏出去了。

v.

1. (of a container or covering) accidentally lose or admit contents through a hole or crack.
   ▸(of liquid, gas, etc.) pass in or out through a hole or crack in such a way.
2. (of secret information) become known.
   ▸intentionally disclose (secret information).

n.

1. a hole in a container or covering through which contents leak.
   ▸an instance of leaking in such a way.
2. an intentional disclosure of secret information.