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corrode

/kəˈroʊd/

Traduction: Verbe décrivant le processus de détérioration ou de dégradation progressive d'un matériau sous l'effet d'une réaction chimique, notamment la rouille ou l'oxydation.

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/kəˈroʊd/C1formaltechnical
  • frVerbe décrivant le processus de détérioration ou de dégradation progressive d'un matériau sous l'effet d'une réaction chimique, notamment la rouille ou l'oxydation.

A verb used to describe the process of gradually destroying or being destroyed by chemical action, especially rusting or oxidation.

  1. Chemical deteriorationB2formalscientific

    To gradually destroy or wear away a material, especially metal, through chemical reaction.

    frCorroder (par réaction chimique)

    • Salt water can corrode the metal hull of a ship.
    • Acid rain corrodes limestone buildings over time.
    • The battery leaked and corroded the terminals.

    Synonymesconsumedissolveeat awayerodegnawrustwear away

  2. Gradual destructionC1formal

    To gradually weaken or destroy something, such as trust, relationships, or systems.

    frRonger (sens figuré)

    • Constant lies corroded their friendship.
    • Corruption can corrode the foundations of a democracy.
    • Years of neglect had corroded the old mansion's structure.

    Synonymesdestroydeteriorateeat awayerodegnawundermineweakenwear away

    Antonymesfortifyreinforcerepairrestorestrengthen

Formes
  • corroded past participle
  • corroded past simple
  • corroding present participle
  • corrodes third person singular
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