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Translate erosion from English to Swedish

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erosion:
- erosion; korrosion; slitande; nerslitande
- frätning
Wiktionary:
- erosion → erosion

English

Detailed Translations for erosion from English to Swedish

erosion:

erosion [the ~] noun

the erosion (wearing out; wear and tear; wastage; corrosion)
erosion; korrosion; slitande; nerslitande
- erosion [-en] noun
- korrosion [-en] noun
- slitande noun
- nerslitande noun
the erosion
erosion
- erosion [-en] noun

erosion

erosion (corrosion)
frätning
- frätning

Translation Matrix for erosion:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
erosion	corrosion; erosion; wastage; wear and tear; wearing out	weathering
korrosion	corrosion; erosion; wastage; wear and tear; wearing out	corrosion
nerslitande	corrosion; erosion; wastage; wear and tear; wearing out
slitande	corrosion; erosion; wastage; wear and tear; wearing out	burrowing; drudgery; grubbing; rooting
-	corroding; corrosion; eating away; eroding; wearing; wearing away
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
frätning	corrosion; erosion

Synonyms for "erosion":

eroding; eating away; wearing; wearing away; geological process; geologic process
environmental condition
decline; diminution
corrosion; corroding; chemical process; chemical change; chemical action

Related Definitions for "erosion":

erosion by chemical action¹
(geology) the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down (as by particles washing over it)¹
a gradual decline of something¹
- after the accounting scandal there was an erosion of confidence in the auditors¹
condition in which the earth's surface is worn away by the action of water and wind¹

Wiktionary Translations for erosion:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• erosion	→ erosion	↔ Erosion — Geologie, Zahnmedizin: langsamer, stetiger Abtrag durch ein Medium
• erosion	→ erosion	↔ erosie — 2. beschadiging en afslijting

Related Translations for erosion

coastal erosion

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University