Prostrate Meaning in English

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التعريف

Lying flat on the ground, usually face down, often in submission or exhaustion. It can also mean being very weak or overwhelmed.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very formal, literary, or medical. Often used with "prostrate with grief" (overwhelmed by emotion) or "prostrate oneself" (show submission). Not used in casual conversation. Distinct from "prostate" (body part).

• Spanish: postrado - postrarse (verbo) - tumbado boca abajo
• Portuguese (BR): prostrado - prostrar-se (verbo) - deitado de bruços
• Portuguese (PT): prostrado - prostrar-se (verbo) - deitado de bruços
• Chinese (Simplified): 俯卧 - 使虚弱
• Chinese (Traditional): 俯臥 - 使虛弱
• Hindi: शरणागत - भूमि पर लेटा हुआ
• Arabic: مُسْتَلْقٍ - منبطح - مُنهار
• Bengali: শায়িত - উপুড় - নিষ্প্রাণ
• Russian: распростёртый - лежащий ничком - обессиленный
• Japanese: うつ伏せになった - ひれ伏した - 衰弱した
• Vietnamese: nằm phủ phục - nằm bẹp - kiệt sức
• Korean: 엎드린 - 엎드려있는 - 탈진한
• Turkish: yere kapanmış - yere serilmiş - bitkin
• Urdu: سجدہ ریز - زمین پر لیٹا ہوا - نڈھال
• Indonesian: tersungkur - merunduk - tergeletak tak berdaya

جمل نموذجية

He lay prostrate on the ground after the race.

basic

The monk was prostrate in prayer.

basic

She was prostrate with fever for days.

basic

He collapsed, completely prostrate from exhaustion.

natural

She fell to her knees and then became prostrate before the king.

natural

After hearing the bad news, he was emotionally prostrate and couldn't speak.

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