Examples of using Erodes in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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At its most unusual Karst erodes to form mazes of pinnacles, arches and passageways.
And it erodes our trust in the government that's taxing us.
Over time, as soil erodes, some of these roots die off, and new roots form.
The matrix erodes away at the same rate as the diamonds become worn and rounded.
That means soil erodes seven times faster than it's built up naturally.
Higher U.S. output undermines the impact of output cuts and erodes market share for others, like Russia.
cliffs 15 meters high, next to that the white waterfall erodes 30 meters high.
Too much of the Unknown leaves us on edge, uncertain of the next steps to take, and erodes our confidence.
operate on wafer-thin margins, and discounting erodes their profits.
They're right about that: an undervalued currency promotes inflation, erodes the real wages of Chinese workers and squanders Chinese resources.
These changes give players more control but that sometimes erodes the original version's tension.
The tightening web of international connections erodes the independence of most countries, lessening the chance that any one of them might single-handedly let slip the dogs of war.
It erodes the advantages of vehicles that get more miles to the gallon, making consumers less
As China's capacity to maintain capital control erodes because of the proliferation of methods to move money in and out of China, the probability of a financial meltdown increases further.
As China's capacity to maintain capital control erodes because of the proliferation of methods to move money in and out of China, the probability of a financial meltdown increases further.
Because it erodes children's potential to learn and diminishes their capacity to develop
defies so much forecasting, efficiency won't just not help us, it specifically undermines and erodes our capacity to adapt and respond.
leads to violations of human rights, distorts markets, erodes the quality of life
ITV Director of Television Peter Fincham warned that binge-watching erodes the"social value" of television as there are fewer opportunities to anticipate future episodes and discuss them with friends.[10].
Typically, during a monsoon, even as the land erodes, the flooded river is also depositing fertile silt across the farmland that boosts the next season's crops.