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Meanings of prostration in anglès
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прострация Synonyms
Examples for "heat exhaustion"
Examples for "heat exhaustion"
1
People in the grip of heat exhaustion can be combative and confused.
2
We're seeing a whole range of heat -related conditions, including sunstroke and heat exhaustion.
3
Hundreds of people suffering from heat exhaustion were also admitted to city hospitals.
4
Three firefighters suffered from heat exhaustion, the newspaper said, citing Rolison.
5
Hundreds more suffered broken limbs, heat exhaustion, the aftereffects of crushing.
1
This latter detail was unpleasant, as it invited dehydration and heat prostration from his heavily armoured men and women.
2
I was too far gone with apoplexy, heat prostration, and sunstroke to make any answer, at least one that I could make to a missionary.
3
"One of the floorwalkers-diedof heat prostration," she said, looking very much upset.
4
"'First Aid' says, 'sip slowly in heat prostrations and give stimulants,' but we have none."
Usage of prostration in anglès
1
There I passed the night, half in sleep, half in helpless prostration.
2
He found the poor distressed mother in a condition of utter prostration.
3
The prostration which had possessed him appeared to vanish in an instant.
4
The crowd as he passed along made lowly prostration before the Image.
5
Look at those Austrians; they've got nervous prostration of the worst sort.
6
The terrible excitement he had undergone had given way to utter prostration.
7
Why, the very names of the people here give me nervous prostration.
8
His attitude had the unconsidered and violent prostration of an overspent dog.
9
As he passed along, the crowd made lowly prostration before the Image.
10
Sometimes he would lie in a state of prostration, like one dead.
11
He was awestruck at the thought of such a surrender-sucha prostration.
12
Every physician knows the intense egotism which often comes with nervous prostration.
13
Symptoms.-Acuteinflammation of stomach and bowels, with great prostration, ending in collapse.
14
Lately we hear much about worry, neurasthenia, nervous prostration and the like.
15
This prostration and sweet unrepining obedience exquisitely touched and flattered George Osborne.
16
As Maggie watched that day beside her friend she felt such prostration.
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Prostration through the time
Prostration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common