Exemplos de uso de Seeped em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It must have seeped in from the bay.
And wool's absorbent,so if anything seeped in.
Vegetable oil seeped into the rags.
The mass can be used after it is mixed by the blender and seeped by the strainer.
Fluid seeped from eyes, noses, mouths.
It was in the soil and seeped onto her clothes.
Fear and doubt seeped into my heart and overflowed across my tongue, bitter and acrid.
I think the fluid is oil that seeped out from the chain saw.
A strange blue gas seeped from behind the trees, but the Frenchman cautioned us against advancing.
It forces hard outward and in addition water gets seeped to the roof when it melts during the day.
On the ground, kneeling under an energy shield formed as a half-sphere, Led was pressing his hand against one of his thighs which haemorrhaged from a deep cut as blood seeped through.
Roots and culture seeped from his bones.
Fujian Dehua white porcelain kiln in English"Blancdechina" is"China White" means the representative of the Chinese white porcelain, it shine like jade,white seeped yellow, the color of creamy, moist noble.
The wisdom never seeped into my consciousness.
Madonna clarified that her age did not have anything to do with the sense of urgency reflected in the track; instead, it was just something that she had in mind for a long time and with"4 Minutes",the sense seeped into her music.
Desperation seeped into Hazoret's heart.
Use a damp rag to wipe away any extra epoxy that may have seeped out from under the soap dish.
But toxic pesticides seeped into the air, soil, plants, animals, rivers and oceans.
They would have it that the oil and gas we found down there was from the five feet of sediments on the top- had seeped all the way down six kilometres down into the granite.
The gas must have seeped upstairs and ignited, but it was too rich to burn down here.
Gold disputed Philp's finding, believing that the oil and gas could have just as easily migrated up to the surface:"They wouldhave it that the oil and gas we found down there was from the five feet of sediments on the top- had seeped all the way down six kilometres down into the granite.
From the vast shallow pool,water seeped south across millions of acres of muck.
Unfortunately, infection from the gall bladder seeped into his body during surgery, causing him to go into septic shock.
When you were swinging that axe at Michael's head again and again,his blood seeped onto the handle of the axe, and your ring left behind an unusual pattern.
Also, the east bastion had a major disadvantage:rainwater seeped through the adjacent walls and rendered the Landvogt's residence uninhabitable due to persistent damp.
So, Dr. Bedrosian, you're saying that even ifGruber Pharmaceuticals' industry-leading drugs somehow seeped into Frog Lake, they could actually be helping the otter population grow thicker coats of fur?
Can't seep without him.
These guys seep into ever corner of my personal life like black mold.
The water seeps through the foundations, speeds up the decay.
Blood may seep into surrounding tissues, resulting in local pain and swelling.