Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Cyrillic
It will erode the stone.
Some islands mostly consist of sand andice and gradually erode.
That would erode the stone.
At each phase,people thought that each invention would erode the predecessor.
A tumor could erode a blood vessel.
But if your worlds are completely different,these connections will erode, and eventually.
As it grows it can eat into(erode) and destroy anything in its path.
And being behind schedule, especially if it's habitual,can also erode friendships.
That will erode your self-esteem like a crashing wave on a sandcastle.
Plagiarism can erode learning.
When two glaciers erode two parallel U-shaped valleys or two glacial cirques headwards, the ridge in between them stands out as an arête.
Overly passive phrases instantly erode your credibility.
They also claimed that although it could damage concrete, erode natural landscapes and interfere with the operation of automobile brakes, it was still used“as a fire retardant” and“an additive in certain junk foods and other food products.”.
These passive expressions directly erode your credibility.
If you expect to be able to come home from work, make dinner and watch Netflix in silence with your partner each and every day,the routine will erode your relationship.
There are insidious diseases that slowly erode the protective reserves of the female body.
Svetlana Borisova, a local museum director, suggested that ground water is the source of the damage, as the white stone absorbs magnesium sulfate, andmagnesium salts, which erode the stone from the inside out.
According to SAFE,“such transactions disrupt normal market order, and erode the interests of those foreign currency buyers who abide by the rules.”.
Brushing the teeth is an effective measure to prevent the appearance of decay, however, there are areas between the teeth that can not be brushed and where bacteria accumulate,forming plaques that erode the tooth enamel and promote tooth decay.
The scientists are studying how different types of metal erode in the deep Atlantic waters, to assess how much longer the Titanic has left.
All of these things are annoying new additions to the world wide web, butthey can also erode your privacy in an instant.
Many secular Egyptians fear the draft constitution will erode civil liberties because it boosts the role of Islamic law and makes no specific mention of women's rights.
As a result,the lower part of the basement will constantly erode and quickly become unusable.
The downgrade reflects Moody's expectation that China's financial strength will erode somewhat over the coming years, with economy-wide debt continuing to rise as potential growth slows,” it said.
While not life-threatening,a failure to identify what's most meaningful to you can erode your quality of living.
The function of renewable resources in World3, such as agricultural land and the trees,could erode as a result of economic activity, but they could also recover their function if deliberate action was taken or harmful activity reduced.
There is no excuse for the UK to turn a blind eye as President Putin's kleptocrats and human rights abusers use money laundered through London to corrupt our friends,weaken our alliances, and erode faith in our institutions.'.
Some nail polishes contain chemicals like acetone andformaldehyde that can erode your nails natural protein layer that helps to protect your nails.
Legal experts cited in the report said that pardoning several accused and convicted war criminals, including some who have not yet gone to trial, has not been done in recent history, andsome worried such pardons could erode the legitimacy of military law.
WASHINGTON The global economic recovery is improving and picking up steam, butstill faces a series of threats that could erode the improvements, especially the rise of protectionist rhetoric, the International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday.