wear and tear

磨损; 损坏，损耗; 消损

1. 日久耗损：water stain 水渍 | wear and tear 日久耗损 | weekly reports 周报

2. 消耗;磨损：wayleave 通行权 | wear and tear 消耗;磨损 | wear pad 垫磨片

3. 磨损,消耗：83. play it by ear 随机应变 | 84. wear and tear 磨损,消耗 | 85. come what may 无论有何变化,无论如何

1. (正常的)磨损，损耗
    Wear and tear is the damage or change that is caused to something when it is being used normally.

    e.g. ...the problem of wear and tear on the equipment in the harsh desert conditions.
           恶劣的沙漠环境下设备的老化问题

1. wear and tear

1. Residents also complain that company offices in their building make them less secure and cause excessive wear and tear on facilities such as lifts.

2. To endure tear and wear, the Berry shoes need three nails in the bottom of the heel.

3. Although almost 400 years have passed since Suo Ni lived in these buildings, the interior shows few signs of the wear and tear of the passing centuries.

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4. Selected materials are tested for wear and tear for at least six months and must pass meticulous laboratory tests before being approved for production.

5. Slouching caused a reduction in the spinal height which means that there was high rate of wear and tear in the lowest two spinal levels.

6. I don't know if that's the normal wear and tear but tests all year long really wore me down.

7. CARRYING too much weight puts a strain on the joints, worsening wear and tear.

8. At least 778 stars will eventually be repaired or replaced during the ongoing project because of wear and tear suffered over the years.

9. Thus, many of these old clothes can better survive years of wear and tear.

10. China's roads have long suffered from extra wear and tear because of illegally overloaded trucks.

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