corrosive 的 2 个定义
- having the quality of corroding or eating away; erosive.
- harmful or destructive; deleterious:the corrosive effect of poverty on their marriage.
- sharply sarcastic; caustic: corrosive comments on the speaker's integrity.
- something corrosive, as an acid or drug.
corrosive 近义词
consuming, wearing; bitter
更多corrosive例句
- Clearly, we need far stronger protections that address the corrosive effects on society of this kind of technology.
- In the US, this attitude has been corrosive to support for government funding of important high-tech industries like chip fabrication, which, as Jeremy Hsu writes, is one reason America is racing to catch up to manufacturers overseas.
- Those kinds of antics, those kinds of threats, they’re really corrosive.
- We need to worry about Q because the long-term effect is corrosive to democratic values.
- Concerns over privacy and the corrosive effects of social media on politics have made it beneficial for politicians around the world to go after Big Tech.
- Such was the corrosive paranoia of the time, fueled by McCarthy and abetted by Hoover.
- The road salt makes a mushy, corrosive paste that is flung universally about the under-and over-sides of every vehicle.
- But there is also something potentially more corrosive happening.
- Mr. President, you can speak out and help us confront this corrosive element, but time is running out.
- This, surely, has had a corrosive effect on Tejpal and his self-image.
- They exert a caustic or corrosive action on animal and vegetable substances.
- Number Three was insulated against a frigid but relatively non-corrosive atmosphere.
- It dissolves mercury, and with it forms corrosive sublimate.
- Many corrosive preparations are recommended for the cure of this disease, but I have decided objections to one and all of them.
- This liquor is very corrosive, and tinges animal substances of a blackish brown colour.