wear off
英 [wɛə ɔf] 美 [wɛr ɔf]

释义

磨掉；磨损；逐渐减弱；逐渐消失

英英释义

wear off

• v.
  • deteriorate through use or stress

    同义词：wearwear outwear downwear thin

  • diminish, as by friction

    同义词：wear away

双语例句

1. You wear out your horn before your brakes.
   在煞车磨损之前把喇叭按坏。
2. The brightness of the paint has worn off a little.
   油漆的光泽有些磨损了。
3. The organization tapered off in about half a year.
   那个组织大约半年内就逐渐消失了。
4. The closing music fades out when the hero rides off into the sunset.
   当男主角策马向夕阳驰去时，尾声音乐逐渐消失。

权威例句

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