prostrated
Prononciation : [prɒsˈtreɪtɪd]
Mot
Contexte : « physical state »
(verb) to lay someone down flat on the ground, usually because they are very tired, sick, or stressed. It’s like when you feel so weak that you just have to lie down.
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After running the marathon, she prostrated herself on the grass to rest.
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He didn't prostrate himself even when he felt exhausted; he stayed standing.
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Have you ever prostrated yourself after a long day at school?
Contexte : « emotional state »
(verb) to feel overwhelmed or defeated, often due to serious stress or difficulties. It’s like when life gets really hard and you feel like you can't handle it anymore.
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The news of her promotion prostrated him with joy; he couldn't believe it.
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The bad news didn’t prostrate her; she stayed strong and positive.
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What usually prostrates you when you face challenges?
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