eating away

英 [ˈiːtɪŋ əˈweɪ]

美 [ˈiːtɪŋ əˈweɪ]

网络  侵蚀，腐蚀

英英释义

noun

• (geology) the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down (as by particles washing over it)
  Synonym:erosionerodingwearingwearing away

双语例句

• The sea has been eating away at this cliff for centuries.
  千百年来海水一直在侵蚀着这悬崖峭壁。
• Rocketing global oil prices are eating away at the high-flying Chinese economy, provoking a slowdown that officials and analysts warn could lead to inflation, AFP reported.
  法新社报道，全球飞速上升的油价正在吞噬高速发展的中国经济，官方和分析家警告说，引发的经济减速可能导致通货膨胀。
• My flesh is burning off my bones and I can feel the worms eating away my brain.
  我的肉体在从我的骨骼烧离，我能感觉到蠕虫在吃掉我的脑髓。
• The moral decay is presently eating away at this country.
  道德的堕落正在不断地挖空这个国家的根基。
• It is matched now by parallel criminal networks, such as those exporting oil illegally, which are eating away at the state.
  如今，它正受到类似犯罪网络（例如上述非法出口石油的组织）的对抗，这些组织一直在困扰着政府。
• Rust is eating away the iron hinge.
  铁锈正腐蚀着铁铰链。
• Feminism was never so successful in eating away at femininity as the present culture that makes women fear food and so show a lack of faith in their talents and pride in their natural form.
  那时的女权运动都没能像如今的文化这样“成功”地磨灭掉女性的气质。现在的文化让女性对食物感到恐惧，使女性表现出缺乏对个人才华的自信和对自然形体的自豪。
• The river was eating away at the banks.
  河水在不断地侵蚀两岸。
• Of a substance, especially a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action.
  指物质，特别是强酸；能够通过化学作用破坏或者侵蚀。
• With Germany going through a phase of reform fatigue and falling unemployment eating away at politicians 'appetite for further deregulation, the likelihood of new reforms that would lower the barrier between first-and second-class workers seems low.
  由于德国正经历一段改革疲劳期，同时不断下降的失业率降低了政治家们进一步解除管制的兴趣，因此进行新一轮改革、以降低头等与二等工人之间门槛的可能性似乎不大。