eroding

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Statisticians are puzzling over the role in this crisis of internet shopping and how much it is eroding high-street business.
令统计人员费解的是网上购物在这场危机中扮演的角色和它侵蚀商业街生意的数量。
Since you like the outdoors, maybe you’ll find a solution for soil erosion that will prevent the great rivers of the world from eroding their banks.
因为你喜欢野外活动，也许你能找到办法解决土壤侵蚀问题，那样就可以防止世界上主要河流侵蚀其河岸的问题了。
In a new book (“The Rights of the People”, Alfred Knopf) he argues that America’s search for safety is relentlessly eroding the precious protections in the Bill of Rights.
他在一本新书中强调，即便警方的搜查是基于安全方面的考虑，《人权法案》彰显的宝贵的保护人权的精神却还是惨遭无情侵蚀。

The president pointed to stabilizing consumer spending and home sales, declining unemployment claims and an eroding number of job losses.
These are churches of almost every imaginable stripe, and they're springing up and, from a mainstream perspective, they're quickly eroding the authority of the Church of England.
几乎每寸可以想到的土地上都有教堂，从主流角度来说，他们迅速成长，他们很快就侵蚀了英国的教会统治。
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CIA veteran Paul Pillar, who is now a professor of security studies at Georgetown University, says public opinion in Afghanistan is already eroding.

Is the administration worried about eroding Latino support in the face of stalled immigration reform?
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If rock or soil erodes or is eroded by the weather, sea, or wind, it cracks and breaks so that it is gradually destroyed.
If someone's authority, right, or confidence erodes or is eroded, it is gradually destroyed or removed.
If the value of something erodes or is eroded by something such as inflation or age, its value decreases.