corrosive

形容词腐蚀性的; 侵蚀性的; （对社会、个人情感等）有害的; （语言）激烈的

名词腐蚀性物品

1. 腐蚀性：臭氧的腐蚀性(Corrosive)极强,非常活跃,几乎跟什麼东西都起作用,且极不稳定,它是种致癌性极高的氧化剂. 任何西药(Prescription drug)不可和草药(包括中西草药)一起服用,二者需间隔二个小时. 西药与维他命,

2. 腐蚀性物品：Radioactive 放射性物品 | Corrosive 腐蚀性物品 | neutral packing 中性包装

3. 腐蚀品：氧化物 Oxidizing Material | 腐蚀品 Corrosive | 压缩气体Compressed Gas

1. 腐蚀性的;侵蚀性的
    A corrosive substance is able to destroy solid materials by a chemical reaction.

    e.g. Sodium and sulphur are highly corrosive.
           钠和硫磺腐蚀性很强。

2. 逐渐起破坏作用的;损害性的
    If you say that something has a corrosive effect, you mean that it gradually causes serious harm.

    e.g. ...the corrosive effects of inflation.
           通货膨胀的破坏作用

1. The call comes after a fifth incident in a year in which corrosive substances have been dropped from heights on pedestrians below.

2. The mutation targeted an enzyme highly active in cancer cells called telomerase, which helps to preserve chromosome structures during the corrosive process of cell replication.

3. Carbolic acid and its vapor are corrosive to the eyes, skin and respiratory system.

4. Carbolic acid and its vapors are corrosive to the eyes, skin and respiratory system.

5. Collectively more than 100 people have been injured in the series of attacks, in which corrosive liquids were indiscriminately dropped onto pedestrian areas below.

6. They need to be cleaned regularly, especially to remove corrosive salt.

7. Pipes that can carry highly corrosive oil and natural gas presented a new opportunity for Chinese steel processors moving up the value chain.

8. Police officers found the bag near Sogo department store containing a bottle of corrosive fluid - the only evidence they obtained.

9. Analysts said earlier concern about inflation risks may soon be replaced by worry about deflation, which also has a corrosive effect on the economy's performance.

10. While these people inspire the whole society, the government must work harder to do away with corrosive influence of corruption and injustice.

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