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Entleeren

Entleeren is a German verb meaning to make something empty by removing its contents, or to drain and discharge liquids from a container or system. The term is used in everyday language as well as in technical, medical, and environmental contexts. It often implies a controlled or complete removal of contents.

Etymology and scope: Entleeren is formed from the prefix ent- (removal, separation) together with leeren (to

Common usages:

- Domestic and practical: you may entleeren a bucket, a sink, a bathtub, or a water tank to

- Technical and industrial: entleeren of tanks, reservoirs, pipelines, or cooling systems to prepare for maintenance, inspection,

- Medical: entleerung can refer to the discharge of bodily contents, with specific terms such as Harnentleerung

- Waste management: entleeren of septic tanks, grease traps, or separation devices, usually followed by proper disposal

Procedural aspects: entleeren typically involves valves, pumps, or manual methods, and is carried out with attention

See also: leeren, Entleerung, Abfluss, Entsorgung.

empty).
The
concept
is
broad
and
can
refer
to
literal
emptying
of
liquids,
gases,
or
solids
from
vessels,
as
well
as
the
discharge
of
reserved
or
stored
materials
in
various
settings.
remove
its
contents
or
replace
the
liquid.
or
liquid
replacement;
often
requires
procedures,
equipment,
and
environmental
considerations.
(urination)
and
Stuhlentleerung
(defecation)
used
in
clinical
contexts.
or
treatment
of
the
contents.
to
safety,
cleanliness,
and
proper
handling
of
the
discharged
material.