Similar words: erode, rode, rodeo, rodent, strode, corrode, bestrode, electrode. Meaning: [ɪ'rəʊd] adj. worn away as by water or ice or wind.
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151. Seasonal dynamics and nutrient concentrations in litter fall and the annual flows of N, P, K, Ca and Mg were studied in Longan orchard systems on eroded slope orchard of Fujian.
152. This classic hoodoo—an eroded column of rock—called Balanced Rock stands nearly 130 feet (40 meters) tall in Arches National Park.
153. At the end of Pleistocene Epoch, Lingyang Gorge fault cut diagonally Lankewei Hill, one ruptured side was lashed and eroded by the front Xijiang River water.
154. When other satellites photographed the surface of Mars, the pictures of the Cydonia region revealed that the face was just an eroded mesa .
155. In experimental study, Ti powder was chosen for spraying onto eroded diamond segments made by hot-pressing sintering, fracture on which was made for microscope investigation.
156. The competitive edge of the United States economy has eroded sharply over the last decade, according to a new study by a nonpartisan research group.
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157. Flocculation and deflocculation of fine sediment play an important role in soil structural stability, agro-chemical compounds movement and eroded sediment transport.
158. The reality is that the adventurous artists are being eroded by the old rotten culture and the old systems, and we are also attacked by the self-assumed artists and fake vanguards.
159. With eroded rainfall energy increasing the cut rate of vegetation for erosion gradually weak.
160. An eroded crater in a larger plain with a scalloped appearance near Pavonis Mons.
161. That power was badly eroded in 2006, when Hizballah was able to withstand the Israeli onslaught, force a cease-fire and claim victory in the process.