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corrode corrode[kəˈrəʊd]corroded, corroding, corrodesCET6TEM8考研GREIELTSv2037340437831565672VERB1681719024Spoken:25505332corroded[332]腐蚀(63%)，侵蚀(26%)，损害(11%)vt.侵蚀；损害vi.受腐蚀；起腐蚀作用 corrode/kəro͟ʊd/1[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词](使)腐蚀；(使)侵蚀 If metal or stone corrodes, or is cor-roded, it is gradually destroyed by a chemical or by rust.   [V]  [be V-ed]  [V n]He has devised a process for making gold wires which neither corrode nor oxidise...他设计了一种能够避免腐蚀或氧化的金丝制作流程。Engineers found the structure had been corroded by moisture...工程师们发现该建筑已经受潮腐蚀。Acid rain destroys trees and corrodes buildings.酸雨毁坏树木，腐蚀建筑物。corrodedThe investigators found that the underground pipes were badly corroded.调查人员发现地下管道严重腐蚀。2[VERB	动词]削弱；侵蚀 To corrode something means to gradually make it worse or weaker.   [V n]  [LITERARY 文]Suffering was easier to bear than the bitterness he felt corroding his spirit...相较于他感觉正在侵蚀他灵魂的痛苦而言，这种折磨倒更容易承受。He warns that corruption is corroding Russia.他警告说腐败正在侵蚀俄罗斯。 corrodecor‧rode /kəˈrəʊd $ -ˈroʊd/ verb [intransitive, transitive]  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus 1if metal corrodes, or if something corrodes it, it is slowly destroyed by the effect of water, chemicals etc:  Acidic water will corrode the pipes.2 written to gradually make something weaker or destroy it completely:  Corruption has corroded our confidence in the police force.

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 www.ankiedu.club 	            cor·rode              /        kəˈrəʊd                ;          NAmE                kəˈroʊd                /                              verb                                    [transitive            ,       intransitive        ]                    corrode(sth)                    to destroy sth slowly, especially by chemical action; to be destroyed in this way        腐蚀；侵蚀                    ◆      Acid corrodes metal.      酸腐蚀金属。              ◆      (        figurative)            Corruption corrodes public confidence in a political system.      腐败可削弱公众对政治制度的信心。              ◆      The copper pipework has corroded in places.      铜管有几处受到了腐蚀。                                ▶                cor·ro·sion                  /          kəˈrəʊʒn                    ;            NAmE                    kəˈroʊʒn                    /                          noun                          [uncountable          ]                                      ◆          Look for signs of corrosion.          寻找腐蚀的痕迹。                          ◆          Clean off any corrosion before applying the paint.          先把锈迹清除干净再涂油漆。                                    corrode      corrodes      corroded      corroding                  cor·rode              /        kəˈrəʊd                ;          NAmE                kəˈroʊd                /                    cor·ro·sion              /        kəˈrəʊʒn                ;          NAmE                kəˈroʊʒn                /

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WDF	corrode [kəˈrəʊd]corroded, corroding, corrodes CET6TEM8考研GREIELTS v20373 404 37 83 156 56 72 VERB16817 19024 Spoken: 25505332 corroded[332] 腐蚀(63%)，侵蚀(26%)，损害(11%) vt.侵蚀；损害 vi.受腐蚀；起腐蚀作用
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Collins	corrode /kəro͟ʊd/ 1 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](使)腐蚀；(使)侵蚀 If metal or stone corrodes, or is cor-roded, it is gradually destroyed by a chemical or by rust. [V] [be V-ed] [V n] He has devised a process for making gold wires which neither corrode nor oxidise... 他设计了一种能够避免腐蚀或氧化的金丝制作流程。 Engineers found the structure had been corroded by moisture... 工程师们发现该建筑已经受潮腐蚀。 Acid rain destroys trees and corrodes buildings. 酸雨毁坏树木，腐蚀建筑物。 corroded The investigators found that the underground pipes were badly corroded. 调查人员发现地下管道严重腐蚀。 2 [VERB 动词]削弱；侵蚀 To corrode something means to gradually make it worse or weaker. [V n] [LITERARY 文] Suffering was easier to bear than the bitterness he felt corroding his spirit... 相较于他感觉正在侵蚀他灵魂的痛苦而言，这种折磨倒更容易承受。 He warns that corruption is corroding Russia. 他警告说腐败正在侵蚀俄罗斯。
Oxford	cor·rode / kəˈrəʊd ; NAmE kəˈroʊd / verb [transitive , intransitive ] corrode(sth) to destroy sth slowly, especially by chemical action; to be destroyed in this way 腐蚀；侵蚀 ◆ Acid corrodes metal. 酸腐蚀金属。 ◆ ( figurative) Corruption corrodes public confidence in a political system. 腐败可削弱公众对政治制度的信心。 ◆ The copper pipework has corroded in places. 铜管有几处受到了腐蚀。 ▶ cor·ro·sion / kəˈrəʊʒn ; NAmE kəˈroʊʒn / noun [uncountable ] ◆ Look for signs of corrosion. 寻找腐蚀的痕迹。 ◆ Clean off any corrosion before applying the paint. 先把锈迹清除干净再涂油漆。 corrode corrodes corroded corroding cor·rode / kəˈrəʊd ; NAmE kəˈroʊd / cor·ro·sion / kəˈrəʊʒn ; NAmE kəˈroʊʒn /
LDC	corrodecor‧rode /kəˈrəʊd $ -ˈroʊd/ verb [intransitive, transitive] Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus 1if metal corrodes, or if something corrodes it, it is slowly destroyed by the effect of water, chemicals etc: Acidic water will corrode the pipes.2 written to gradually make something weaker or destroy it completely: Corruption has corroded our confidence in the police force.

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