02275803-a
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| 侵蚀, 腐蚀+的, 侵蚀+的, 腐蚀 |
| corroded |
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eaten away as by acid or oxidation |
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13423489-n
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the erosive process that reduces the size of glaciers |
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00275253-v
(3)
V1 |
| 被侵蚀, 啃, 侵蚀, 被 腐蚀, 被腐蚀, 咬 |
| erode, gnaw, gnaw at, eat at, wear away |
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become ground down or deteriorate |
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13475538-n
(1)
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| 腐蚀, 侵蚀, 磨耗 |
| erosion, wearing, eroding, eating away, wearing away |
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[in geology] the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down (as by particles washing over it), also figuratively |
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00882018-a
(1)
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| 融化+的, 被切除, 侵蚀, 消蚀, 消融, 被 切除, 融化, 消蚀+的, 腐蚀+的, 消融+的, 侵蚀+的, 被切除+的, 腐蚀 |
| ablated |
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made smaller or less by melting or erosion or vaporization |
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13423615-n
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| 磨耗作用, 磨损, 侵蚀, 动力 侵蚀 作用, 动力侵蚀作用, 磨耗 作用 |
| attrition, detrition, abrasion, corrasion |
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erosion by friction |
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00275466-v
V2 |
| 使 溶发, 溶 发, 侵蚀, 溶发, 使溶发, 消融, 摩损 |
| ablate |
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wear away through erosion or vaporization |
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00274724-v
(1)
V2 |
| 腐蚀, 侵蚀处, 侵蚀, 溶蚀 |
| erode, fret, eat away |
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remove soil or rock |
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14518924-n
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condition in which the earth's surface is worn away by the action of water and wind |
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00461057-v
V2 |
| 用水 清洗 表土层, 侵蚀, 用水清洗表土层 |
| hush |
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[in mining] run water over the ground to erode (soil) , revealing the underlying strata and valuable minerals |
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14561995-n
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a state of deterioration in metals caused by oxidation or chemical action |
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13453428-n
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| 腐蚀, 侵蚀 |
| corrosion, corroding, erosion |
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erosion by chemical action |
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00274633-v
V2 |
| 腐蚀, 磨损, 侵蚀, 啮蚀 |
| fret, eat away |
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wear away or erode |
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02569790-v
(1)
V2 |
| 打, 蚕食, 侵蚀, 侵害, 侵占, 侵犯, 盘踞, 盘据 |
| impinge, trench, entrench, encroach |
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impinge or infringe upon |
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00177578-v
V2 |
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[in operation] remove an organ or bodily structure |
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00588062-a
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wearing away by friction |
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00274283-v
(1)
V2 |
| 腐蚀, 风化, 侵蚀, 生锈 |
| corrode, rust, eat |
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cause to deteriorate due to the action of water, air, or an acid |
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00587376-a
(1)
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| 腐蚀性+的, 侵蚀, 腐蚀性, 蚀坏, 腐蚀剂, 腐蚀 |
| corrosive, caustic, erosive, vitriolic, mordant |
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of a substance, especially a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action |
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