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Significats de abrasion en anglès
Process of scuffing, scratching, wearing down, marring, or rubbing away.
Sinònims
Examples for "wearing"
Examples for "wearing"
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So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
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But her story runs far deeper than simply wearing the right clothes.
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The New York Times recently reported US business executives are wearing beards.
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Air New Zealand employees will be wearing a new uniform next year.
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You would certainly see someone coming for a long way wearing that.
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But officials acknowledge they are barely scratching the surface of the problem.
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The only sound was the scratching of the pens over the paper.
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I said, scratching behind his ears just the way he liked it.
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Webmonkey: Many successful web applications start with developers scratching their own itch.
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In your incident report from last night, you didn't mention scratching him.
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Nervous intensity may not so much mar the effect of earnest debate.
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The grandmother remained silent, not to mar the happiness of the child.
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This would anticipate the author and mar the interest of his story.
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For some time nothing occurred to mar the peace of the household.
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I never make in such matters,-ormar if I can help it.
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When not in use, it can be removed without marring the casing.
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The entry of Heracles practically makes the play double, marring its continuity.
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One should use a chin-rest to prevent perspiration from marring the varnish.
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Anything to keep a frown from marring the- Imeanfrom your face.
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Like a blotch marring the burgeoning blue, the wolf leaped behind Custo.
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On the sidewalk she heard the brooding scuff of heavy work boots.
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I'm happy to report I didn't leave a single scuff or scratch.
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Then suddenly I heard the faint scuff of a shoe, just outside.
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Even now, Raley and I could see scuff patches on the road.
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The boys waved, and with a scuff of their snow-shoes were off.
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She hardly ever used it at home, for fear of scuffing it.
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There was a slight breeze coming in off the sea, scuffing whitecaps.
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A scuffing of something soft against the hard bark of the tree.
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Five figures crowded the narrow corridor, their bare feet scuffing the floor.
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Raskan set off for the stables, his heels scuffing on the cobblestones.
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The success of the Barbie games already seems to be rubbing off.
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I think he's rubbing off on you.' That sort of thing.
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In short, he made the lady see the necessity of rubbing off Angouleme.
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Hot tall people are always rubbing off on the wrong foot.
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Whatever was wrong with him, they didn't want it rubbing off on them.
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See in Lombardini, Sulle Inondazioni in Francia, p. wearing down hard rock.
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Once immobilized, it was simply a matter of wearing down the armor.
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An enemy may imagine them wearing down their efficiency on the leash.
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The device was replaced in 2007 because its battery was wearing down.
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Kerber said that wearing down her 36-year-old rival was part of her strategy.
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Charlotte was rubbing away at an old brass candlestick upon the dressing-table.
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She drew a hand down her face, rubbing away the sweat.
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Sonny in her arms wriggling, sandpaper voice rubbing away.
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Robert Neville's hands went limp and slid off her calves, rubbing away part of the tan.
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Polishing Refines the finish of an object by rubbing away the top layer of the surface.
Ús de abrasion en anglès
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The abrasion-effects produced by the impact of the snow particles were astonishing.
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No bruising or abrasion in the area of the anus or genitalia.
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The material isn't designed to withstand assaults from sharps or high abrasion.
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Lisa held a rectangular card to the left of the abrasion.
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Water, wind, and abrasion resistant, the jacket kept the elements out.
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WIRED: Hull strips protect the bottom of the boat from abrasion.
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It's also protection against abrasion and punctures of the pressure bladder.
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It also means more material standing between the core and agents of abrasion.
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How can they be sure these marks aren't caused by abrasion?
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The squares are most thickly distributed where the abrasion is most required, i.e.
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By this method abrasion of the surface seldom results and air-bells are unknown.
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It shields that bottom hardpoint from any potential abrasion caused by the rope.
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There is a puffiness, and a slight abrasion of the skin.
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Fortunately, this is in the abrasion rather than laceration category, so no stitch.
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These weight-saving nylons are not as tear- or abrasion-resistant as standard shell material.
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He was aware of a slight abrasion inside his left cheek.
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