erodere
91rodere — A v. tr. 1. rosicchiare, rosicare, mordere □ tritare □ sgranocchiare 2. (anche fig.) sgretolare, intaccare, consumare, distruggere, limare, raschiare, scarnire □ smangiare, corrodere, erodere 3. (fig., centr.) …
92scavare — v. tr. 1. incavare, scanalare, solcare, intaccare, sterrare, dragare, aprire □ erodere, corrodere □ fare, formare CONTR. interrare, colmare, riempire 2. (fig.) indagare, studiare a fondo, approfondire, investigare, esplorare, ricercare,… …
93smangiare — v. tr. corrodere, erodere, rodere, consumare …
94erozija — èrōzija (erózija) ž DEFINICIJA 1. geol. proces trošenja, razaranje Zemljine kore djelovanjem vode, leda, vjetra [riječna erozija; ledenjačka erozija; eolska erozija]; izjedanje, izlokavanje, nivacija, podlokavanje 2. razaranje površine materijala …
95эрозия — и; ж. (от лат. erodere разъедать) см. тж. эрозийный, эрозионный 1) геол. Процесс разрушения земной поверхности водами, льдом или ветром. Ветровая эро/зия. Ледниковая эро/зия. Следы эрозии …
96erode — e•rode [[t]ɪˈroʊd[/t]] v. e•rod•ed, e•rod•ing 1) to eat into or away; destroy by slow disintegration 2) gel to form (a gully, butte, etc.) by erosion 3) to become eroded • Etymology: 1605–15; < L ērōdere=ē e +rōdere to gnaw e•rod′i•ble, adj.… …
97erose — e•rose [[t]ɪˈroʊs[/t]] adj. 1) uneven, as if gnawed away 2) bot Bot. having an irregularly notched margin, as a leaf • Etymology: 1785–95; < L ērōsus, ptp. of ērōdere. See erode e•rose′ly, adv …
98erode — /əˈroʊd / (say uh rohd), /i / (say ee ) verb (t) (eroded, eroding) 1. to eat out or away; destroy by slow consumption. 2. to form (a channel, etc.) by eating or wearing away (used especially in geology, to denote the action of all the forces of… …
99ronger — Ronger, a Rodere mutato d in g, Rodere, Arrodere, Corrodere, Derodere, Erodere, Praerodere. Ronger tout à l entour, Circumrodere, Obrodere, Ambedere, Obedere. Ronger tout à fait, Praerodere, Perrodere. Ronger une colere en son esprit, Iras in… …
100erode — ► VERB 1) gradually wear or be worn away. 2) gradually destroy (an abstract quality or state). DERIVATIVES erodible adjective. ORIGIN Latin erodere, from rodere gnaw …
