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corrode VB

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corrode
تصدأ
corrode
تَآكَلَ
corrode
بَلِيَ
corrode
صَدَأ
corrode GEOL
أَصْدَأَ
corrode GEOL
تَأَكْسَدَ
corrode GEOL
تَلِفَ

corrode ADJ

corrode
صَدِئَ

corrode VB GEOL

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By the 1980s, the steel had so badly corroded that holes began appearing that were large enough for people to crawl through.
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Many of these communities claim that nearby flares cause acid rain which corrodes their homes and other local structures, many of which have zinc-based roofing.
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The underlying metal corrodes to re-create the oxide, and thus the metal loss continues.
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The ambiguity of large scale corroded mine shells intrigued the artist.
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He declared that fire does not burn it, nor wind tear it away, nor water wet it, nor dust defile it, nor age corrode it.
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The organ was largely neglected throughout the 20th century, leaving pipes corroded, the bellows damaged and the soundboards warped.
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In a sense, the plague is metaphorical, since the revolutionary idyll of the lite group is corroded from within by flaws of human nature.
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Thus, a regular carbon steel will corrode uniformly in sea water, while stainless steel will pit.
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With liquids that corrode glass, including solutions of alkali the barrel and plunger may be made of polyethylene or another resistant plastic material.
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Steel can be used, but needs to be encased by concrete to keep it from direct contact with the soil which corrodes the metal.
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