Meanings of abrade in anglès

Is there a sharp edge anywhere that the rope would abrade on?

I wasn't sure the wire wouldn't abrade a General products hull.

There's no rock that's going to tear or abrade this thing.

Did he abrade the stone-work with flinty sand until a hole was worn?

Strong as they were, his chute cables began to abrade against several metal strands.

Scraping tools are of such nature that they can only abrade or smooth surfaces.

Knees and elbows start to abrade on the wet blacktop.

Waves abrade the shore and strew the debris worn from it over the lake bed.

Eating snow and ice will cool your body down and may slightly abrade the inside of your mouth.

Even if the injustice of the situation doesn't abrade your soul, perhaps the sheer irrational waste of it will.

The ash was particularly angular (see below), meaning its ability to abrade aircraft was higher than typical ash.

Molecular-binding-force generators were switched on to reinforce the transparent hexagons against a kinetic fusillade which had the force to abrade raw steel.

A third-degree burn might have worked, but the only real way to completely abrade their fingertips would be concentrated acid or plastic surgery.

The sun will bleach and crisp it, and the effects of even an infrequent gentle breeze will abrade the sheath against the rock.

She ran into the kitchen and grabbed a scouring pad to abrade away the stiffness before it all began to make her face crack.

His hands were abraded and exhausted, but he listened to his heart.