Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into Romanian
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Geopolitical concerns erode investment plans in Europe.
Water can erode or wash away the underlying base layers
Such developments could erode"the freedom of media-
Their corrosive droppings erode chrome and stone,
the effects are devastating to prison culture and erode any constructive relationships between staff and inmate.
Their high-energy rays erode the clouds and break them down, like lumps of butter dropped
messaging will further erode.
Landscapes change, mountains erode, and, uh, forests die,
A more intense cavitation may erode material surfaces, that a very soft cavitation cannot erode at all.
The EU auditors said that corruption and fraud erode trust in public institutions
And do not think that the excessive sweating in children will certainly erode the delicate skin of the baby.
I think a lot of moments like that… really erode people's belief that anything can actually change.
The TED Fellow shows how simple interactions with people in different cultures can erode decades of hate.
global trends that undermine and erode the principles of faith,
According to SAFE,“such transactions disrupt normal market order, and erode the interests of those foreign currency buyers who abide by the rules.”.
Such speeches are not suitable for state officials and erode public confidence in state authorities.
When particles collide at very high speeds, they erode, shatter and get milled
American influence over the world will erode, and we will be able to operate as we wish in the Ukraine,
Indeed, relocation can erode the capacity for innovation of European industries in the long term if the knowledge
However, these must not erode the fundamental rights of citizens laid down in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.