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leak in

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leak in (to something)
[for a fluid] to work its way into something. Some of the soapy water leaked into the soil. The rainwater is leaking in!
See also: leak


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If the water that you have in the pool has dropped a great deal more than what you have in the container, you''ll know that you have a leak in your pool.
Also, because of the heat, the land contracts and dries up, causing the pipes to move, therefore creating leaks" Zambakides added there had been a huge leak in Strovolos on Tuesday.
The good news is that there are a number of wonderful companies that can come out, run some tests and tell you if indeed there is a leak in your home.
 
 
 
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