Sentence examples for is leach from inspiring English sources
verb
To purge a soluble matter out of something by the action of a percolating fluid.
- Heavy rainfall can leach out minerals important for plant growth from the soil.
"She just spent 20 minutes telling you how boring she is," Leach countered.
Impregnating wood with nano-ZnO offers the advantage over nano-coatings of long-term protection from photo-degradation and biological deterioration, particularly if the nanotreatment is leach resistant and bioactive.
Your mind is leached until you seem dim-witted even to yourself.
Now researchers say arsenic is leaching into a major drinking-water aquifer that serves Hanoi, Vietnam.
The resulting sediment is leaching into the coastal reefs at the edge of the airport.
Weathering is a disturbing influence, as is leaching or exchange by hot crustal fluids, since many secondary minerals contain rubidium.
Smelting of the concentrate produces a matte that is leached of copper and nickel sulfides in an autoclave.
This concentrate is leached with aqua regia, which dissolves the platinum and palladium and leaves the other metals as solids in the leach residue.
Runs coming so rapidly that the early pressure is leaching away.
That daydream you're having about eloping to the Bahamas with Johnny Depp or Angelina Jolie is leaching away your happiness.
