prostrer
pʁɔstʁe
Definition Conjugation
Definition of prostrer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
épuisementRare affaiblir profondément quelqu'un physiquement ou moralementRare
- La maladie l'a prostré pendant des semaines.
- Ces épreuves l'ont prostré au point de ne plus sortir de chez lui.
- La longue convalescence a fini par la prostrer totalement.
Origin of prostrer
latin, prosternere (étendre devant) + pro- (devant)
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- English:debilitate, ...
- German:niederschmettern, ...
- Italian:prostrare, ...
- Spanish:postrar, ...
- Portuguese:prostrar, ...
- Chinese:使...虚弱, ...
- Japanese:衰弱させる, ...
- Arabic:أرهق, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁפִּיל אֶת הָרוּחַ, ...
- Russian:изнурить, ...
- Ukrainian:знедолювати, ...
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