to leak or reveal information that should have been kept secret; to divulge; to let a secret out; to leak (of a gas or liquid)

to give vent to; to let off; to release or express suppressed emotions or feelings

to leak; for a liquid or gas to escape through a hole or crack; a spill

to drain off liquids; to discharge; to let a fluid flow away freely

to let out or drain liquid, such as rainwater or factory wastewater

to leak or divulge confidential information; to let out a secret

To lose heart or become discouraged; to lose confidence and courage.

Extremely crowded or densely packed with people, such that even water cannot leak through

waste matter discharged from the body, such as feces, urine, sweat, or carbon dioxide

To release or discharge water to control a flood; also written as [[泄洪|泄洪|xie4 hong2]].

to escape or be discharged, as in gas or liquid leaking from a container or pipe

To release or give vent to pent-up anger, resentment, or spite.

to have loose bowels or diarrhea; (Chinese medicine) a condition where stools are watery or soft due to poor intestinal function

A channel, sluice, or passage used for discharging surplus flood water; floodway

(zoology) the common opening at the end of the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts in birds, reptiles, amphibians, and some mammals

The mysteries of heaven must not be revealed; used to express that something is a profound secret or that one is not at liberty to disclose information

To release or vent one's spite, anger, or resentment.

to leak out or filter through a hole or crack; used for liquids, gases, or light

literally meaning "mysteries of heaven must not be revealed"; used as an idiom to say that one is not at liberty to inform someone about a secret or that a matter must be kept strictly confidential

to leak a secret; to divulge the inside story or background information of a situation

to vent personal spite; to act out of malice, especially regarding a crime

to divulge the will of heaven; to let the cat out of the bag regarding a secret that should not have been told

to have diarrhea; to suffer from loose stools

to feel discouraged; to lose one's drive or enthusiasm

to cascade down or flow in torrents; also used figuratively for an outpouring of emotions

excretory organs; the parts of an organism that discharge waste

the organs in a living body responsible for the discharge of waste

the biological system of an organism that removes excess, unnecessary materials or waste

The first light or scenery of spring suddenly appears to bring the world alive.

to leak out or release liquid or gas; an outflowing

to suffer from loose or watery stools; diarrhea

a medicine or prescription used to help empty the bowels, especially in traditional Chinese medicine

to give vent to one's anger or frustration; to let off steam

to satisfy or vent one's sexual desires

a person treated merely as a means for satisfying sexual desire

(zoology) the common opening for digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts in certain animals

a gate used to control the flow or drainage of water from a river, lake, or reservoir; sluice

(literary) slack and lazy; negligent and disorderly; garrulous; easygoing

(literary) describes the appearance of being leisurely and at one's ease; to flap the wings slowly

describing an action or process that is very slow and repetitive

A gate or valve used to release excess water from a reservoir, dam, or irrigation canal; also refers to the overall structures used for flood discharge.

the act or process of draining liquid or waste

to leak electricity; a discharge of electricity due to poor insulation; electrical leakage

(idiom) to divulge a secret that should not have been revealed; literally to disclose the will of heaven

lienteric diarrhea, specifically a type of diarrhea involving undigested food in traditional Chinese medicine

(idiom) to divulge the will of heaven; to leak a crucial secret that should have been kept hidden