Definition Conjugation
Definition of corrade - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
geologyDated wear away or erode graduallyDated
- The river continued to corrade the canyon walls over millennia..
2.
obsoleteDated scrape together or accumulate laboriouslyDated
- The farmer corraded resources for the winter.
Origin of corrade
Latin, con (together) + rodere (gnaw)
Examples of corrade in a sentence
Wind and sand corrade the ancient monuments. He corraded old coins from various collectors. The historian corraded documents from the archives.
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- French:user, rassembler laborieusement, ...
- German:abtragen, zusammenkratzen, ...
- Italian:erodere, raccogliere, ...
- Spanish:erosionar, acumular, ...
- Portuguese:erosionar, juntar, ...
- Chinese:腐蚀, 积攒, ...
- Japanese:侵食する, かき集める, ...
- Arabic:نَحَتَ, جَمَعَ بِمَشَقَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁחוֹק, לִצְבּוֹר בַּעֲמָל, ...
- Russian:размывать, собирать, ...
- Ukrainian:роз'їдати, збирати, ...
- Hindi:घिस जाना, इकट्ठा करना, ...
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