prostrate

adj.

卧倒的；被某事物所制服的；瓦解的；无能为力的

vt.

使俯伏，使拜倒；（指疾病、天气等）使某人无能为力；

过去式：prostrated过去分词：prostrated现在分词：prostrating第三人称单数：prostrates

1. The prisoners were forced to lie prostrate in front of their captors.
   囚犯们被迫在逮捕他们的那些人面前卧倒。
2. The country,prostrate after years of war,began slowly to recover.
   这个国家连年战争元气尽失后
3. The illness left her prostrate for several weeks.
   这场病把她拖倒了几个星期。

1. The slaves prostrated themselves at their master's feet.
   奴隶们拜倒在主子的脚下.
2. The trees were prostrated by the gales.
   这些树被大风刮倒了。
3. The competitors were prostrated by the heat.
   竞赛者们由于天气炎热而力不从心。
4. Two of the runners collapsed in a state of prostration.
   有两名赛跑选手因虚脱而倒下了。

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Control of a key transition from prostrate to erect growth in rice domestication.
Plasticity of internodes and petioles in prostrate and erect Potentilla species.
On the frequency of occurrence of occult carcinoma of the prostrate
Staining for volumetric count of leukocytes in semen and prostrate-vesicular fluid.
A specific 17beta-estradiol receptor in human benign hypertrophic prostrate.
Evidence for 3 Tumor-Suppressor Gene Loci on Chromosome 8p in Human Prostrate Cancer
WITHDRAWN: Cognitive effects of androgen deprivation therapy in an older cohort of men with prostrate cancer
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