Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Their corrosive droppings erode chrome and stone,
light also sculpt and erode the denser pillar shapes.
further erode food security,
that a very soft cavitation cannot erode at all.
Their high-energy rays erode the clouds and break them down,
expose your teeth to acid or other ingredients that erode the enamel.
further erode food security and“prolong existing and create new poverty traps”.
Water can erode or wash away the underlying base layers
just as the waves of the sea gently erode a mound of sand upon the shore until none remains.
how to avoid those that erode income.
how to avoid those that erode income.
a failure to identify what is most meaningful to you can erode your quality of living.
The implantable pump may erode through the skin, resulting in infection of the implant site
These successes will erode if the suppression of women's equal rights is reintroduced by other means.
However, these must not erode the fundamental rights of citizens laid down in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
If two adjacent cirques erode toward one another, an arête, or steep sided ridge, forms.
fearing it would erode Britain's prerogative to exercise an independent foreign policy.
will probably erode or cover up your beauty.
it will certainly erode the dollar's primacy in the global financial market.".
The realisation of the strategy must be without prejudice to social rights and must not erode welfare achievements.