semi-prostrate
ˈsɛˌmaɪ ˈprɑˌstreɪt
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Definition of semi-prostrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

botanicalRarepartially lying flat on the groundRare
  • The semi-prostrate plant covered the garden bed.
  • The semi-prostrate branches spread across the forest floor.
  • Gardeners prefer semi-prostrate species for ground cover.
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Origin of semi-prostrate

Latin, semi (half) + prostratus (stretched out)

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  1. French:semi-prostré, ...
  2. German:halbniederliegend, ...
  3. Italian:semi-prostrata, ...
  4. Spanish:medio postrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:semi-prostrada, ...
  6. Chinese:半匍匐的, ...
  7. Japanese:半匍匐性の, ...
  8. Arabic:نِصْفُ مُسْتَلْقٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲצִי-שׁוֹכֵב, ...
  10. Russian:полустелющийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:напівлежачий, ...
  12. Hindi:अर्ध-प्रोस्टेट, ...

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