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desgastar-se
Become ground down or deteriorate.
erode
gnaw
gnaw at
eat at
каталонский
desgastar-se
португальский
desgastar
испанский
desgastar
Diminish, as by friction.
wear off
португальский
desgastar
Cut away in small pieces.
whittle away
whittle down
1
I
wear
away
the time, thinking constantly of him and only him.
2
After he comes in contact with other boys, this will
wear
away
.
3
That night passed: all nights-eventhe starless night before
dissolution
-
must
wear
away
.
4
Why, the mill-stones
wear
away
with rot more than with grinding corn.
5
I hoped that the idea would
wear
away
but it didn't; it strengthened.
6
But even the effects of unholy snacks
wear
away
at length.
7
He went on: It will
wear
away
as we know each other better.
8
The year will
wear
away
at this rate, and nothing done.
9
But protesters have managed to gradually
wear
away
at the defenses.
10
Time will
wear
away
the hallucination, if you women only hold your tongues.
11
The bacteria slowly
wear
away
the tissue in infected organs, usually the lungs.
12
Their aim is, to bring soul-vision, and to
wear
away
hindrances.
13
Nataly spied at Dudley's behaviour, and said: 'That will
wear
away
.
14
The sun began to climb and the icy edge of dawn to
wear
away
.
15
The hours would
wear
away
somehow, and meantime-Sidneywas resting.
16
A very little dropping will
wear
away
rock, if it only keep at it.
wear
away
wear
каталонский
desgastar-se
erosionar-se
corroir-se
португальский
desgastar
испанский
desgastar
gastar