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1 percolating
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2 percolating filter
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3 percolating waters
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4 percolate
1. intransitive verb1) (ooze)percolate through something — durch etwas [durch]sickern
2) (fig.): (spread gradually) vordringen3) [Kaffee:] durchlaufen2. transitive verb1) (permeate) sickern durch [Gestein]2) (fig.): (penetrate) dringen in (+ Akk.) [Bewusstsein]3) [mit der Kaffeemaschine] machen [Kaffee]* * *per·co·late[ˈpɜ:kəleɪt, AM ˈpɜ:r-]I. vt▪ to \percolate sth etw filtrierento \percolate coffee Filterkaffee zubereitenII. vi* * *['pɜːkəleɪt]1. vtfiltrieren; coffee (in einer Kaffeemaschine) zubereitendurchsickernpercolated coffee — mit der Kaffeemaschine gebrühter Kaffee
the coffee is just percolating —
the information was starting to percolate through — die Informationen begannen durchzusickern
* * *A v/t1. Kaffee etc filtern, filtrieren, durchseihen, durchsickern lassen2. (durch)sickern durch (auch fig)B v/i1. durchsintern, -sickern, -laufen, versickern:percolating tank Sickertank m2. gefiltert werden3. fig durchsickern, bekannt werdenC s Perkolat n, Filtrat n* * *1. intransitive verb1) (ooze)percolate through something — durch etwas [durch]sickern
2) (fig.): (spread gradually) vordringen3) [Kaffee:] durchlaufen2. transitive verb1) (permeate) sickern durch [Gestein]2) (fig.): (penetrate) dringen in (+ Akk.) [Bewusstsein]3) [mit der Kaffeemaschine] machen [Kaffee]* * *v.durchsickern v.filtern v. -
5 leachate
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