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erode Verb [eroding, eroded] 1. to wear down or away 2. to deteriorate or cause to deteriorate [Latin e- away + rodere to gnaw]
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erode verb 1. disintegrate, crumble, deteriorate, corrode, break up, grind down, waste away, wear down or away Translations v erode [iˈrəud] to eat or wear away (metals etc); to destroy gradually Acids erode certain metals; Water has eroded the rock; The individual's right to privacy is being eroded. erodeer يَحِتُّ، يُفَتِّتُ، يَتَآكَل разяждам narušit, erodovat erodere; udhule zerfressen διαβρώνω erosionar, corroer, desgastar söövitama, uuristama خورده شدن؛ از بین رفتن syövyttää, jäytää ronger, éroder לִשחוֹק क्षय हो जाना, कट जाना nagrizati, podrivati kimar, erodál mengikis veðra, sverfa, eyða corrodere, erodere 腐 [] 食 부식하다 ėsti, graužti, griauti (par skābi) saēst; (par ūdeni) izskalot; grauzt mengikis eroderen bryte(s) ned, erodere(s) wżerać się w, wyżłobić niszcząc desgastar a eroda разъедать; подтачивать narušiť; erodovať razjedati, načeti nagrizati fräta (nöta) bort, erodera กร่อน aşın(dır)mak 侵蝕 роз'їдати, витравляти رفتہ رفتہ گلانا xói mòn; ăn mòn 侵蚀 n eˈrosion [-ʒən] erosie تأكُّل، تآكُل، تَعْرِيَه ерозия eroze erosion; udhulning die Erosion διάβρωση erosión erosioon فرسایش eroosio érosion שְׁחִיקָה कटाव, क्षरण erozija erózió pengikisan veðrun, eyðing, uppblástur erosione 腐 [] 食 부식 erozija erozija pengikisan erosie erosjon, nedbryting erozja erosão eroziune эрозия erózia erozija erozija frätning, nötning, erosion การกัดกร่อน aşın(dır)ma, erozyon 侵蝕 ерозія; роз'їдання گھسنے ، ریجھنے کا عمل sự xói mòn; sự ăn mòn 侵蚀 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Charlie Rush, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station researcher, said the perennial wheat could be used for ground cover for highly erodible lands, wildlife habitats and CRP alternative crops. The CRP was born as a supply management tool in the 1980s and originally designed to idle highly erodible land. amp;ldquo;If you’re on highly erodible land or in an impaired watershed, surface application is not a good economical or environmental choice,” Funk says. |
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