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decay
/dɪˈkeɪ/
noun
Çürüme veya ayrışma süreci; kalite, sağlık veya güçteki kademeli düşüş.
The process of rotting or decomposing; gradual decline in quality, health, or strength.
- Tooth decay can be prevented with proper dental hygiene.
- The old building showed signs of decay and neglect.
- We studied the decay of organic matter in soil.
- Archaeologists measure radioactive decay in carbon isotopes to establish accurate timelines for prehistoric artifacts.
- Infrastructure decay in aging cities requires substantial investment to prevent catastrophic failures in water and transportation systems.
- The decay of classical languages in secondary education has sparked debate about the relevance of humanities curricula.
verb
Kademeli olarak çürümek veya ayrışmak; kalite veya durumda düşüş yaşamak.
To rot or decompose gradually; to decline in quality or condition.
- The leaves decay and return nutrients to the soil.
- Without maintenance, the infrastructure will continue to decay.
- The abandoned house has been decaying for years.