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1 seepage
seepage 1. BOD, ERDB, WVA Versickern n, Durchsickern n, Sickerung f, Einsickern n; 2. Sickerflüssigkeit f; Leckflüssigkeit f; Sickerwasser n; 3. Sickermenge f; 4. s. → seepage lossEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > seepage
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2 seepage
seep·age[ˈsi:pɪʤ]n no pl1. (process of seeping) of oil, water Aussickern nt; ( fig) of information Durchsickern nt fig; of persons Abwandern nt2. (lost fluid) versickernde Flüssigkeit\seepage water Sickerwasser nt* * *['siːpɪdZ]n(out of sth) Aussickern nt; (through sth) Durchsickern nt; (into sth) Hineinsickern ntthere is an excessive amount of seepage (out of sth) — es läuft zu viel aus; (into sth) es dringt zu viel ein; (Comm) die Leckage ist zu groß
* * *seepage s1. (Durch-, Ver)Sickern n2. Durchgesickerte(s) n* * *n.Leck -s n. -
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seep·age [ʼsi:pɪʤ] n1) ( process of seeping) of oil, water Aussickern nt; ( fig); of information Durchsickern nt ( fig) of persons Abwandern nt2) ( lost fluid) versickernde Flüssigkeit;\seepage water Sickerwasser nt -
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<tech.gen> ■ Sickerflüssigkeit f ; Sickerung f<energ.hydr> ■ Leckwasser n ; Sickerwasser n< hydr> ■ Infiltration f< waste> ■ Versickern n< waste> (throug the soil) ■ Durchsickern n ; Perkolation f wiss ; Durchlaufenlassen n ; Einsickern n ; Versickern n< waste> ■ Sickerwasser n -
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6 seepage force
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7 seepage water
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8 seepage barrier
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9 seepage bed
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10 seepage drain
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11 seepage face
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12 seepage failure
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13 seepage flow
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14 seepage line
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15 seepage loss
seepage loss ERDB, WSB Versickerungsverlust m, Wasserverlust m durch Versickerung (z. B. bei einer Kanalböschung)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > seepage loss
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16 seepage path
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17 seepage pipe
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18 seepage pit
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19 seepage pressure
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20 seepage rate
seepage rate Sickergeschwindigkeit fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > seepage rate
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