Examples of using Erodes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Time erodes all such beauty.
Keeping this from the club… it erodes trust.
Time erodes all such beauty.
Loss of income due to absence and leave erodes the bottom line.
Erodes into the hepatic artery, causes the bleed.
Market abuse erodes this confidence.
This in turn leads to a risk of inflation, which erodes purchasing power.
This attitude erodes trust in the community.
A demand stimulus that pushes inflation up erodes real wage levels.
Abrasion erodes mostly fine material,
We cannot expand anymore, because it erodes the planetary boundaries.
This process erodes the soil with an air shrouded water jet of min.
It creates an unlikely alliance between the two rivals. As Röhm's rise erodes their power.
You see, over time, water erodes the earth's soil, carving deeper.
Even so, you might have some problems with the foundation if the water erodes the ground below.
Unexpectedly high inflation erodes the purchasing power of savings.
The rock erodes away and the blueberries fall out
Failure to follow their interests erodes foreign policy from the inside.
The matrix erodes away at the same rate as the diamonds become worn and rounded.
This weakens the collective perception of fairness and erodes confidence in society.
This sort of thing erodes the function of elections as a democratic instrument.
chemicals to degrade and erodes materials.
Sometimes place management erodes slowly over time, leading to problem growth.
a tougher rock than basalt, which erodes more slowly.
I think that it erodes democracy if we reach an agreement even before the discussion in plenary.
Consequently, I voted in favour of Amendment 81 which observes that the relevant proposal for a directive seriously erodes the principle of subsidiarity.
Turning professionals into secret informers erodes trust within society
This erodes legal certainty
This produces a high-energy"cutting jet" which erodes the soil from its natural position
This erodes Member States' tax bases and endangers fair competition