attrition

英[ə'triʃən]美[ə'triʃən]

n.
1.（尤指给敌人造成的）削弱，消耗；消磨，磨损
2.摩擦
3.（神学）不彻底的忏悔

同：	[n.] abrasion, contriteness, corrasion, detrition

Most of the Zace Building's space was still rented, but to less prestigious tenants with a high attrition rate.
萨可大楼大部分房间仍然有人租用，但房客却不是第一流的，而且损耗率也高。收藏
Strive to avoid battles of attrition in which we lose more than we gain or only break even
力求避免打那种得不偿失的、或得失相当的消耗战。收藏
For measuring abrasion of catalyst particles, three basic attrition test apparatus are used
为了测定催化剂颗粒的磨损，可使用三种基本磨损测试装置。收藏
Still, all along the front they--and the British and Canadians to the north--were wearing down the weakening defenders in battles of attrition
不过，在整条战线上，他们——还有北面的英军和加军——还是在消耗战中不断地削弱处于守势的德军。收藏
The Hoover administration had seemingly halted the most destructive attrition of depression by the summer of 1932
到1932年夏天，胡佛政府似已制服最具有破坏性的萧条因素。收藏

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