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corrosive

/kəˈroʊsɪv/ /kɔˈroʊsɪv/

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noun

مادة أكالة

That which has the quality of eating or wearing away gradually.

Examples :

"The corrosive of constant criticism slowly eroded her confidence. "

أكلت المادة الأكالة للنقد المستمر ثقتها ببطء.

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noun

مادة أكالة

Any solid, liquid or gas capable of irreparably harming living tissues or damaging material on contact.

Examples :

"Since "corrosive" is an adjective, here's a sentence using it as such: "Be careful, that cleaning fluid is highly corrosive and can burn your skin." "

كن حذرًا، هذا السائل المنظف شديد التآكل ويمكن أن يحرق بشرتك.

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adjective

آكل، أكال

Eating away; having the power of gradually wearing, hanging, or destroying the texture or substance of a body; as the corrosive action of an acid.

Examples :

"The spilled battery acid had a corrosive effect on the metal table, leaving a pitted and discolored surface. "

كان لحمض البطارية المنسكب تأثير آكل على الطاولة المعدنية، مما ترك سطحًا منقراً ومتغير اللون.

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adjective

آكل، كاوٍ

Having the quality of fretting or vexing.

Examples :

"His constant criticism of her work was corrosive; it made her feel very unhappy and discouraged. "

كان انتقاده المستمر لعملها آكلًا؛ لقد جعلها تشعر بعدم السعادة والإحباط الشديدين.

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adjective

آكل، مخرّب

Destroying or undermining something gradually.

Examples :

"The constant criticism had a corrosive effect on her confidence, slowly making her doubt herself. "

كان للانتقادات المستمرة تأثير آكل على ثقتها بنفسها، مما جعلها تشك في نفسها ببطء.

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