Okay, the user wants me to translate "leach lime" into Indonesian. Let me start by understanding the term. "Leach" in English can mean to extract something by washing with water, like leaching minerals from soil. "Lime" here might refer to the mineral or the chemical substance, calcium oxide or hydroxide. So "leach lime" could be a process of extracting lime through leaching.
Now, translating to Indonesian. The direct translation of "leach" is "mencuci" or "mengalirkan," but in technical contexts, "leaching" is often translated as "pencucian" or "proses leaching." For "lime," the Indonesian term is "kapur." So putting it together, "leach lime" might be "pencucian kapur" or "proses leaching kapur."
Wait, but the user mentioned if the content is already in Indonesian, leave it unchanged. However, "leach lime" is in English, so I need to translate it. Let me check if there's a standard translation for this term in Indonesian technical documents. Sometimes, technical terms are kept in English, but since the user specified to translate, I should proceed.
Another angle: "leach" as a verb, so "to leach lime" would be "mengalirkan kapur" or "mencuci kapur." But "leaching" as a process is often a noun, so "proses leaching kapur." However, the user provided the example response as "kapur leaching," which is a direct translation. Maybe in some contexts, they keep "leaching" as a term. But the user's instruction was to translate all content into Indonesian. So perhaps "kapur leaching" is acceptable, but maybe the correct term is "pencucian kapur." However, the example given by the user in the previous interaction was "kapur leaching," so maybe that's the expected answer. I should follow that unless there's a more accurate translation. Alternatively, "leaching kapur" might be used in some technical contexts. I'll go with "kapur leaching" as per the example, but I need to confirm if that's the standard. Alternatively, "pencucian kapur" is more descriptive. Hmm, but the user's example used "kapur leaching," so I'll stick with that.
kapur leaching