Word
denudation
/ˌdiːnjuːˈdeiʃən/
noun
剥露；使裸露
The act of stripping off a covering or surface; the process of making something bare.
- 1.
The act of stripping off covering, or removing the surface; a making bare.
剥去覆盖物或除去表面的行为；使裸露。
- 2.
the removal of covering
去除覆盖物
- 3.
The laying bare of rocks by the washing away of the overlying earth, etc.; or the excavation and removal of them by the action of running water.
因上层土壤等被冲走而使岩石裸露；或流水作用下岩石被侵蚀搬移。
剥蚀（作用）；剥去覆盖物或除去表面的行为；使裸露。；去除覆盖物；因上层土壤等被冲走而使岩石裸露；或流水作用下岩石被侵蚀搬移。；滥伐
In use
The deforestation led to the complete denudation of the hillside.
Geologists study the denudation of mountain ranges over millions of years.
The constant surveillance caused a denudation of personal privacy.
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