corrode

corrode
1. transitive verb
zerfressen; korrodieren, zerfressen [Metall, Gestein]
2. intransitive verb
zerfressen werden; [Gestein, Metall:] korrodieren, zerfressen werden
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[kə'rəud]
verb
(to destroy or eat away (as rust, chemicals etc do).) zerfressen, rosten
- academic.ru/16345/corrosion">corrosion
- corrosive
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cor·rode
[kəˈrəʊd, AM -ˈroʊd]
I. vi metal korrodieren, zerfressen werden
II. vt
▪ to \corrode sth etw korrodieren [o zerfressen]; (fig) etw zerstören
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[kə'rəʊd]
1. vt
metal zerfressen; (fig) zerstören
2. vi
(metal) korrodieren
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corrode [kəˈrəʊd]
A v/t
1. CHEM, TECH korrodieren, an-, zerfressen, angreifen, ätzen
2. TECH (weg)beizen
3. fig zerfressen, -stören, untergraben:
corroding care nagende Sorge
B v/i
1. TECH korrodieren
2. TECH rosten:
corroded rostig
3. TECH korrodierend wirken, ätzen, fressen (into an dat)
4. sich einfressen (into in akk)
5. zerstört werden, verfallen
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1. transitive verb
zerfressen; korrodieren, zerfressen [Metall, Gestein]
2. intransitive verb
zerfressen werden; [Gestein, Metall:] korrodieren, zerfressen werden
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v.
korrodieren v.
ätzen v.

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