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1 prostrate
{'prɔstreit}
I. 1. проснат, прострян, легнал
to fall PROSTRATE просвам се
to lie PROSTRATE лежа проснат, прен. лежа в праха, пълзя, унижавам се
2. повален, победен
to lay PROSTRATE събарям, повалям, свалям/смъквам от власт
3. изтощен, смазан, cъсипан, капнал
PROSTRATE with grief смазан от скръб
4. бот. пълзящ
II. 1. свалям, повалям, събарям
2. подчинявам, унижавам
to PROSTRATE oneself (before someone) унижавам се (пред някого)
3. изтощавам, съсипвам, смазвам, отчайвам
PROSTRATEd with fatigue капнал от умора* * *{'prъstreit} а 1. проснат, прострян, легнал; to fall prostrate прос(2) {prъs'treit} v 1. свалям, повалям, събарям; 2. подчиняв* * *смазан; събарям; съсипан; смазвам; угнетявам; унижавам; свалям; скапан; потискам; прострян; проснат; капнал; ничком;* * *1. i. проснат, прострян, легнал 2. ii. свалям, повалям, събарям 3. prostrate with grief смазан от скръб 4. prostrated with fatigue капнал от умора 5. to fall prostrate просвам се 6. to lay prostrate събарям, повалям, свалям/смъквам от власт 7. to lie prostrate лежа проснат, прен. лежа в праха, пълзя, унижавам се 8. to prostrate oneself (before someone) унижавам се (пред някого) 9. бот. пълзящ 10. изтощавам, съсипвам, смазвам, отчайвам 11. изтощен, смазан, cъсипан, капнал 12. повален, победен 13. подчинявам, унижавам* * *prostrate[´prɔstreit] I. adj 1. проснат, прострян, легнал; to fall \prostrate просвам се; to lie \prostrate проснал съм се, лежа по очи; прен. лежа в праха, пълзя, унижавам се ( before); 2. повален, победен, надвит; to lay \prostrate свалям, събарям, повалям; свалям от власт, смъквам; 3. изтощен, изнурен, смазан, капнал, съсипан, в лошо състояние; II.[prə´streit] v 1. свалям, събарям, повалям; to \prostrate o.s. лягам (в праха), пълзя, унижавам се (at, before); 2. подчинявам, унижавам; 3. изтощавам, съсипвам, смазвам, разнебитвам, отчайвам, потискам, угнетявам; \prostrated with fatigue капнал от умора.
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