wearing away
英 [ˈweərɪŋ əˈweɪ]
美 [ˈwerɪŋ əˈweɪ]
网络 磨灭
英英释义
noun
- (geology) the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down (as by particles washing over it)
双语例句
- The wearing away of the land surface by wind or water. Erosion occurs naturally from weather or runoff but is often intensified by man's land-clearing practices.
土地表面由于风或雨侵蚀所带来之磨耗，亦可由人的耕地行为造成更大的伤害。 - The day was gradually wearing away; the distant tread of loiterers about the abbey grew less and less frequent;
天色渐暮，深入寺内的走道上的游客脚步声变得愈来愈稀少了； - Drip, drip, drip* just like water wearing away a mountain, the constant and subtle demonization continues.
滴，滴，滴，就像水会消磨山一样，不断和微妙的妖魔化关系也会继续。 - These teeth do hard work a great deal of the time, and they are continually wearing away.
这些牙齿长时间进行费力的咀嚼，因而不断被磨损。 - The dripping of that water is wearing away the stone.
滴下的水把石头磨掉不少。 - Most men here don't like wearing condoms, and the girls can't afford to turn away customers.
这里大多数男人都不喜欢戴安全套，这些女孩又不能不接客人。 - In this world there is nothing softer than water, which has seen no rival in wearing away hard things, because there is no other thing that can take its place.
世间没有比水更柔弱的，冲激坚强的东西没有能胜过它，因为没有什么能代替它。 - Can you take a little bit more off the side? The dripping of that water is wearing away the stone.
你可不可以把两边的头发再剪掉上点？滴下的水把石头磨掉不少。 - There is good evidence that pure water effects nothing in wearing away rock.
有确实的证据可以证明，清水在侵蚀岩壁上是不发生影响的。 - Serious to wearing away place, except adopt outside trying to protect with covering, still can exchange the position is used.
对磨损严重的部位，除采取用覆盖物加以保护外，还可调换位置使用。