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n.平伏；跪倒；虚脱
1、frustration───n.挫折
2、perlustration───过清
3、prostrating───adj.虚弱的；v.俯卧；拜倒；屈服（prostrate的ing形式）
4、perpetration───n.犯罪；做坏事
5、proscription───n.禁止；放逐；剥夺人权
6、prostrations───n.平伏；跪倒；虚脱
7、propitiation───n.劝解；抚慰
8、proration───n.按比例分配；配定产量
9、procuration───n.代理；获得；委任；拉PiTiao；佣金
1、Gradually a rebellious feeling had replaced the extreme prostration of the beginning, and Bertha raged at the injustice of her lot.───渐渐地，一种反抗的心理取代了起初的极度沮丧，伯莎为自己命运的不公而念念不平。
2、midst of this prostration, a hand was laid on his shoulder, and a low voice said to him.───处在万分颓丧之中，忽然一只手放在他的肩上，一个轻轻的声音向他说。
3、Helen said he was breaking his heart, and was sad to see his prostration.───海伦说，他把自己折磨得心都碎了，她很难过看到他那副憔悴颓唐的样子。
4、As he was already quite worn out when we started, his condition now seemed one of great prostration.───由于出发时他就已经疲惫不堪，现在几乎是气息奄奄了。
5、sickness is characterized by sudden onset, coughing, dyspnea, fever, prostration, and rapid recovery.───此病特点是突然发作，咳嗽，呼吸困难，发热，虚弱，并很快康复。
6、One could indicate a great many examples of ideological reaction, most often taking the form of prostration.───意识形态上的FanDong的例子可以举出好多，它们又多半都带有委靡不振的形式。
7、sudden prostration due to exposure to the sun or excessive heat.───曝晒或过热而导致突然腑倒。
8、Or like the lama behind me doing prostration, he would lay out a circle of small cups of water with a flower in each cup everyday.───或者像我做大礼拜后面的一位LaMa，他每天都会在圆形的佛塔座上放满一圈小杯供水和花。
1、Ceremonial prostration is part of Muslim prayer.
2、The amount of nervous excitement, and consequent prostration, exhaustion, and disorder they cause is fearful.
3、The commander's prostration demoralized his men.
4、There was a general prostration of business after the war.
5、There may be marked nervous excitement and prostration.
6、Prostration comes in spells, unlike Arsenicum where it is continuous.
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8、After her initial prostration, Constanze proved remarkably resilient, and began to demonstrate her innate capacity for organization.
9、Heat exhaustion ( or heat prostration ) : Response of the Body to excessive heat.