Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Rocks erode and fall.
Such a blanket can absorb sweat, which then erode.
Its either erode or scraped from the surface.
There are plenty of substances that can erode our teeth.
These erode the development potential of families, villages and entire regions.
One mystery is why glaciers erode at different rates.
Grinders can also erode and tiles to the desired size, making it a notch plumbing manholes.
Presence of sharp toxic smell of bitumen, not"erode" extended period.
Landscapes change, mountains erode and forests die but one thing stays the same.
Those little age differentials,so crucial and so gross when we are young, erode.
These issues, if not dealt with, can erode the organization from the inside out!
Chichlidae sticks, food tablets, live food,green food(cucumber with the Yellows taste the catfish erode:-).
He warned that the misuse of television may erode traditional Bhutanese values.
These actions erode the corporation's own human, intellectual, social, and physical capital.
Our simulation found that large methane releases erode the ocean's ability to consume methane.
The jets erode and mix the in situ soil as the drill stem and jet grout monitor are rotated and raised.
Pipe cleaner poison the sewage, erode pipelines use a suction cup instead.
The host star- KELT-9-is radiating so much ultraviolet light that it may completely erode the planet's atmosphere.
Inselbergs arise from rocks which erode at a slower rate than that of the surrounding rocks.
The second stage is unease, as circumstances in their personal life,or simple logic, erode their comfortable cocoon.
A more intense cavitation may erode material surfaces, that a very soft cavitation cannot erode at all.
It is necessary to bring the solution to the problem of firemen, which by means of a sleeve, lowered into the well,can erode the sludge deposits.
From that perspective, technocratic governments erode democracy and keep bad politicians in power.
Seeing a critical mass of women performing socially valued roles seems to-slowly and incrementally- erode gender stereotypes.
Once the animals die, the rocky structures erode, depriving fish of vital spawning and feeding grounds.
That new precedent will erode the separation of powers shared by the executive and legislative branches by subjugating future Presidents to the whims of the majority opposition party in the House of Representatives.
LONDON- There are widespread worries that USPresident Donald Trump's protectionism will erode the long-term benefits of global trade.
This will further erode what's left after 50 years of socialist activism through Vatican II, disguised as“social justice” and“ecumenism”.
Like many before me, I have also observed that the fish nibble less on housing,but rather erode only the head of the bladder and Ramshorn snails regardless of their size.
To continue along this road will inevitably strengthen the pro-capitalist sectors in Cuban society andseverely erode the social values of solidarity and social equality.