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1 durchsickern
- {to filtrate} filter - {to infiltrate} rỉ qua, xâm nhập, thâm nhiễm - {to leach} cho lọc qua, lọc lấy nước, lọc qua - {to percolate} lọc, chiết ngâm, pha phin, thấm qua - {to permeate} thấm vào, tràn ngập, toả ra, lan khắp - {to seep} rỉ ra - {to strain} căng, làm căng thẳng, bắt làm việc quá sức, bắt làm việc căng quá, lợi dụng quá mức, vi phạm, lạm quyền, ôm, để ráo nước, làm cong, làm méo, ra sức, rán sức, cố sức, gắng sức, cố gắng một cách ì ạch - vác ì ạch, căng ra, thẳng ra, kéo căng - {to transpire} ra mồ hôi, thoát hơi nước, tiết lộ ra, xảy ra, diễn ra - {to transude} thấm ra = durchsickern [durch,in] {to filter [through,into]}+
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