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Перевод: prostrate

[прилагательное]
распростертый; лежащий ничком; поверженный; попранный; обессиленный; изнеможенный; в прострации; стелющийся;
[глагол]
повергнуть; падать ниц; лежать ничком; унижаться; истощать; подавлять; подчинять; унижать; унизить

Тезаурус:

1. A surgeon who fails to take action to help the recovery of a patient prostrate in front of him in the operating theatre is hindering his recovery.
2. Outside they prostrate themselves on wooden prayer beds.
3. - A Tender rosemary but worth a try for its prostrate habit and bright blue flowers.
4. A Racomitrium -rich prostrate Calluna heath has, however, been noted at an altitude of only 200 m on Mullach an Reidhachd, North Harris (NB090143) (Brown 1986).
5. The dog whipped round and shot off to greet his friend, and I was left lying prostrate with a damp ashtray.
6. The prostrate form of Calluna recorded from Hirta, St Kilda (McVean 1961), may be linked more to salt-burn than to altitudinal descent of the montane growth form.
7. High average wind speeds tend to stunt the upward growth of plants and encourage the lateral growth of dwarf forms, e.g. of Calluna vulgaris or Juniperus communis , though prostrate forms of the former are not encountered as frequently as expected on exposed mountain plateaux.
8. The constants are S. nigricans (as the prostrate marine ecotype), Carex panicea, C. serotina, Molinia caerulea, Danthonia decumbens, Euphrasia spp. and Potentilla erecta .
9. Their crews are prostrate in the shade, trying to escape the excruciating, oven heat.
10. Other plants can be grown around them, including restrained prostrate roses such as "Nozomi", "Pink Bells" or "Bonica" to trail informally down the sides of the container.
11. Both sides were fired up - too much so - in some cases - and a spiteful start brought warnings for David Speedie and Keith Alexander before the third-minute incident which saw Rees dismissed for stamping on Downs with the full-back prostrate and helpless.
12. Grown near soft-coloured rock roses, such as Helianthemum "Salmon Queen", the contrast is more subtle but no less effective, especially if you plant the prostrate, greeny-grey-leaved E. myrsinites so that it scrambles among them.
13. Mats of prostrate herbs, like variegated thymes and marjorams, can be used to break up expanses of soil, or you could plant an overall ground cover of bugle, saxifrage, heather or ivy, provided room is left around the roses for annual mulches and access for pruning or cutting.