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泄漏 (xiè lòu) refers specifically to a leak, often in a physical sense, such as fluids or gases, while 泄露 (xiè lù) pertains to the leaking of information or secrets.
Be cautious not to confuse 泄露 with similar verbs like 透露 (tòulù), which also means to disclose but can imply a more intentional act of revealing. This word is typically used in a formal context, such as in news reports or legal discussions.
As a level 6 HSK word, 泄露 connects with themes of communication and confidentiality. Students should focus on its usage in different contexts, such as legal or corporate, and practice forming sentences that involve information sharing.
Learners may confuse 泄露 with 透漏 (tòulòu), mistakenly using it in informal contexts. For example, saying '我泄露了我的秘密给朋友' (I leaked my secret to a friend) could sound overly dramatic; '我告诉了朋友我的秘密' (I told my friend my secret) is more appropriate.
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How to say to leak (information) in Chinese
“to leak (information)” in Chinese is泄露
泄露 (xiè lù) means to leak or divulge information, often in a context where confidentiality is expected. It is commonly used in discussions about sensitive data, secrets, or private matters that should not be disclosed publicly.
When to use 泄露
Be cautious not to confuse 泄露 with similar verbs like 透露 (tòulù), which also means to disclose but can imply a more intentional act of revealing. This word is typically used in a formal context, such as in news reports or legal discussions.
泄露 or something close to it
泄漏 (xiè lòu) refers specifically to a leak, often in a physical sense, such as fluids or gases, while 泄露 (xiè lù) pertains to the leaking of information or secrets.
What learners get wrong
Learners may confuse 泄露 with 透漏 (tòulòu), mistakenly using it in informal contexts. For example, saying '我泄露了我的秘密给朋友' (I leaked my secret to a friend) could sound overly dramatic; '我告诉了朋友我的秘密' (I told my friend my secret) is more appropriate.
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Grammar Patterns of 泄露
泄露 functions as a verb — the action or state of the sentence. The Chinese order is Subject + Verb + Object (我吃饭). Negate it with 不 (habitual / future) or 没(有) (completed action). Add aspect markers like 了, 过, 着 directly after the verb. It carries 4 related meanings, each with its own usage notes below. The example sentences below show it in action, with practice buttons (Listen, Practice Writing, Practice Speaking) on every line.
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While 泄露 often refers to negative or sensitive information, it can also apply to positive revelations, though such contexts are less common.
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