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1 prone
[prəʊn]1) (prostrate)to lie prone — giacere prono, essere in posizione prona
2) (liable)to be prone to — essere soggetto a [migraines, colds]; essere incline a [depression, violence]
3) - prone in composti* * *[prəun]1) (lying flat, especially face downwards.) prono2) ((with to) inclined to; likely to experience etc: He is prone to illness.) incline* * *prone /prəʊn/a.2 (fig.) prono; incline; propenso; proclive: prone to sin, prono al peccato; prone to anger, incline all'ira● Man is prone to error, l'uomo è fallibile □ to fall prone on the floor, cadere bocconi sul pavimento; gettarsi per terra a faccia in giùpronenessn. [u]2 (fig.) inclinazione; propensione.* * *[prəʊn]1) (prostrate)to lie prone — giacere prono, essere in posizione prona
2) (liable)to be prone to — essere soggetto a [migraines, colds]; essere incline a [depression, violence]
3) - prone in composti -
2 prone adj
[prəʊn]1) (face down) a faccia in giù, prono (-a)2)prone to — incline a, propenso (-a) a, soggetto (-a) apeople with fair skin are prone to skin cancer — le persone di pelle chiara sono più soggette al cancro della pelle
to be prone to illness — essere or andare soggetto (-a) a malattie
she is prone to burst into tears if... — scoppia facilmente in lacrime se...
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