permeate

verb [ I usually + adv/prep, T ] 
/ˈpɜː.mi.eɪt/ formal

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to spread through something and be present in every part of it:

Dissatisfaction with the government seems to have permeated every section of society.

A foul smell of stale beer permeated the whole building.

The table has a plastic coating which prevents liquids from permeating into the wood beneath.

 

verb (used with object), permeated, permeating.

1.

to pass into or through every part of:

Bright sunshine permeated the room.

2.

to penetrate through the pores, interstices, etc., of.

3.

to be diffused through; pervade; saturate:

Cynicism permeated his report.

verb (used without object), permeated, permeating.

4.

to become diffused; penetrate.

Thấm vào, ngấm vào

( + through) thấm qua

water has permeated (through) the soil

nước thấm vào/qua nền đất

Tràn ra, lan ra; tràn ngập

( + among, into) toả ra, lan khắp

Knowledge, relationships and communication permeate all true activity, true development and true progress. They give rise to your spiritual nature and destiny. They call upon your relationship with God, though there are also many practical aspects of life to which they must be continually applied.

Source : Cambridge Dictionary