weathering in Finnish
weathering in Finnish is rapautuminen, kaato — weathering means the breaking down of rock, soil and building materials where they lie, caused by rain, frost, wind, heat and chemical reactions with air and water.
weathering in Finnish
What does "weathering" mean?
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noun The breaking down of rock, soil and building materials where they lie, caused by rain, frost, wind, heat and chemical reactions with air and water.
"Frost weathering split the cliff face along its joints."
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verb Present participle of weather: coming through a storm, crisis or hard period without being destroyed.
"The firm is weathering the downturn better than its rivals."
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noun In modelling and design, deliberately added dirt, rust and wear that makes something look used.
"A wash of grey paint gives the model tank convincing weathering."
weathering in a sentence
- Frost weathering split the cliff face along its joints.
- Acid rain speeds up the weathering of limestone statues.
- The firm is weathering the downturn better than its rivals.
- They weathered the scandal by saying nothing for a month.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "weathering" in Finnish?
"weathering" in Finnish is rapautuminen, kaato. weathering means: The breaking down of rock, soil and building materials where they lie, caused by rain, frost, wind, heat and chemical reactions with air and water.
How do you use "weathering" in a sentence?
Example: "Frost weathering split the cliff face along its joints." In Finnish, "weathering" is rapautuminen, kaato.
Are there other ways to say "weathering" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "weathering": rapautuminen, kaato.