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I did not understand how the following sentence has been translated

> 普通なら二度と口を利かないところだけれど、涙ぐましい努力だけは汲んでおいてあげるわ」 どうやらこっちの友達が欲しいと言う狙い、思惑は全部 **筒抜け**
> らしい。
>
> Normally, I wouldn’t want to hear you speak twice, but I will put in the
> painful effort to listen to you.” For some reason I tried to make friends
> with her, but my expectations were completely off.

"思惑は" means "expectations (in the sense of speculations) and I found that 筒抜け
means "going in one ear and out the other" but that does not seem to apply
here. Could you help me ?
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precision about the meaning of 筒抜け in the context
The secret is leaked to others.

<https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/%E7%AD%92%E6%8A%9C%E3%81%91/>

> １ 物音や話し声が、そのまま他の人に聞こえること。 **また、秘密の内容などがそっくり他に漏れてしまうこと。** 「筒抜けに耳にはいる」
> **「計画が相手方に筒抜けになる」**
>
> ２ 人の話などが頭の中にとどまらないで通りぬけてしまうこと。「せっかくの忠告も右から左へ筒抜けだ」
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筒抜け is a no-adjective that means "to be completely leaked out", "to be
completely seen through", "transparent" or "obvious". You've got the other
parts of the sentences wrong.

  * 汲む is "to take into consideration".
  * 思惑 in this context means "(hidden) purpose", "(undisclosed) intent". It's in apposition with 狙い.
  * 友達が欲しいという describes the content of 思惑/狙い.

> 「普通なら二度と口を利かないところだけれど、涙ぐましい努力だけは汲んでおいてあげるわ」  
>  "Normally I wouldn't talk to (someone like) you again, but for your sake
> I'll at least remember/consider this miserable effort (you've made) (, so
> you must thank me)."
>
> どうやらこっちの友達が欲しいと言う狙い、思惑は全部筒抜けらしい。  
>  Looks like my intent to make friends (with her or someone else) has been
> completely seen through by her.
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