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prone

/proʊn/

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adjective

/proʊn/B2formal
  • ruОписывает склонность или вероятность испытать что-либо, часто негативное.

Describes a tendency or likelihood to experience something, often negative.

  1. Having a tendencyB2formal

    Likely to suffer from, do, or experience something, often used in combination with other words.

    ruСклонный

    • She is prone to headaches during stressful periods.
    • This area is prone to flooding after heavy rain.
    • He is accident-prone and often gets minor injuries.

    Synonymsaptdisposedgiveninclinedliablelikelysubjectsusceptibletending

    Antonymsimmuneresistantunlikely

  2. Lying face downwardB2formal

    Lying flat with the face and front of the body facing downward.

    ruЛежащий ничком

    • The patient was placed in a prone position for the back surgery.
    • He lay prone on the floor, trying to see under the bed.
    • The yoga instructor asked us to lie prone on our mats.

    Synonymsprocumbentprostrate

    Antonymssupine

Forms
  • more prone comparative form
  • most prone superlative form
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