英語 での Eroding の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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He would wanted to change it all these years and so he kept it alive inside himself, the pain buried deep, eroding his happiness.
Onbashi Bridge is a natural stone bridge 90 meters long, 19 meters wide and 40 meters high formed by the river water eroding limestone rock over many years.
That was the source of his anguish; he would wanted to change it all these years and so he kept it alive inside himself, the pain buried deep, eroding his happiness.
As we have emphasized, water on the move scours the soil around building supports, and thus eroding the sand along the exposed edges of the pyramids, these rocks began to drop.
The“Other disease” category includes skeletal eroding band, brown band, atramentous necrosis, trematodiasis, ulcerative white spots, and other syndromes that are poorly described. Click to enlarge.
Coral reefs form natural barriers that protect nearby shorelines from the eroding forces of the sea, thereby protecting coastal dwellings, agricultural land and beaches.
With a HDMI Cable Clamp which help to firmly fixate and protect your HDMI cable interface from wearing, eroding or unexpected damage while using.
Thousands of protesters marched through downtown Hong Kong on April 28 in opposition to changes to an extradition law widely seen as eroding the territory's independent legal system.
If such uplift is not rapid, a river can maintain its course by eroding huge quantities of rock and forming a canyon.
The News devastated the market and made the BTC shed off $400 in value along with all other cryptos, eroding gains that were restoring optimism in the digital assets.
However, in Japan driven by anxious parents the restriction has been tightened to 100 Bq/kg(April 2012), thereby escalating public concerns and further eroding trust.
However, Pernod Ricard's own burgeoning media expertise is meant to give it a better understanding of its investments, while simultaneously easing the eroding margins of its agencies.
Because of its low viscosity at Pluto's surface temperatures, nitrogen is able to flow like glaciers on Earth- eroding the bedrock and changing the shape of the landscape.
A decorative pond with a gazebo surrounded by willows will give your landscape a romantic appearance and in addition, the roots of the willows will prevent the soil from eroding.
Post-September 11, the overemphasis on militarism and unilateralism in the United States has radically weakened the effectiveness of international law, eroding the facade of legality that supports the WTO rules.
The ecosystem of the entire Black Sea may have changed during the last 2000 years as a result of nutrient and silica input from eroding deforested lands along the Danube River.
The ocean also absorbs the increased carbon dioxide responsible for rising temperatures, increasing acid levels in the saltwater, further eroding protective reef formations and reducing the survival ability of fish stocks upon which many island nations subsist.
As sea levels rise though, if the reef isn't healthy, it won't continue to grow, thereby allowing far more wave energy to reach the coast, eroding tourist beaches and eventually settlements.
The Prime Minister, Theresa May, has chosen to join, in a complete manner, at the worst possible populism, eroding electoral support to the most reactionary political formations, those that caused the European Union output.
Researchers highlighted three planetary boundaries--climate change, biodiversity loss and enhanced nitrogen cycles--where the rapid changes"cannot continue without significantly eroding the resilience of major components of earth-system functionning"(p. 473).