seep [si:p] ГЛ. неперех.
seep water:
- seep
- przeciekać [perf przeciec]
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These visibly stain the ticking, and seep through into lower layers.
en.wikipedia.org The site of the first well was near a surface oil seep.
en.wikipedia.org The impounded water is seeping into the ground and raising the water table.
en.wikipedia.org These crimps form great frictional forces which keep the joint from seeping.
en.wikipedia.org Methane and hydrogen sulfide associated with cold seeps is suspected as the source of the chemical energy powering the ecosystem.
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