sickern

v/i seep; (tröpfeln) trickle (aus out of; in + Akk into); (auch an die Öffentlichkeit) sickern leak out; Blut sickert durch den Verband blood is seeping through the bandage; siehe auch durchsickern, einsickern

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to trickle; to ooze; to seep

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sị|ckern ['zɪkɐn]

vi aux sein

to seep; (dickere Flüssigkeit auch) to ooze; (in Tropfen) to drip; (fig) to leak out

in die Presse sickern — to be leaked to the press

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1) (to flow slowly: The water oozed through the sand.) ooze

2) (to have (something liquid) flowing slowly out: His wound was oozing blood.) ooze

3) ((with in, into, through etc) (of a liquid) to penetrate: The blood from his wound has soaked right through the bandage.) soak

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si·ckern

[ˈzɪkɐn̩]

vi Hilfsverb: sein (rinnen)

▪ aus etw dat/durch etw akk \sickern to seep from sth/through sth

das Wasser sickert in den Boden water seeps into the ground; (fig)

vertrauliche Informationen \sickern immer wieder in die Presse confidential information is constantly leaked out to the press

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intransitives Verb; mit sein seep; (spärlich fließen) trickle; (fig.) <money> leak away

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sickern v/i seep; (tröpfeln) trickle (

aus out of;

in +akk into); (auch

an die Öffentlichkeit)

sickern leak out;

Blut sickert durch den Verband blood is seeping through the bandage; → auch durchsickern, einsickern

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intransitives Verb; mit sein seep; (spärlich fließen) trickle; (fig.) <money> leak away

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v.

to drip v.

to ooze v.

to seep v.

to soak v.

to trickle v.