Examples of using Prone in English and their translations into Arabic
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Even as a young man he was prone to dishonesty.
Excitable, emotional, prone to fantasy.
But not usually prone to violence.
If one was prone to understatements.
I hear he's a drunken little lecher, prone to all manner of perversions.
Bangladesh, a developing country prone to natural disasters, has undertaken a major initiative to strengthen its disaster preparedness and prevention capacity.
In the areas most prone to violence such as Natal and the East Rand, observers would be stationed more permanently.
The bullet has an interesting coat, prone to wreath in a thread,
Improved capacity and national advocacy for urban development that is more sustainable, safer, less prone to disasters and better able to manage post-conflict and post-disaster situations.
a complex process which, given the differences between the two accounting structures, was prone to error.
In order to make the world less prone to financial crises,
Medical centres were outfitted in areas prone to attack, especially those areas vulnerable to the threat of bomb and missile attack.
For example, 20 torso lifts from the prone position will burn only 7 calories, while Big Mac from McDonald's contains about 570 calories.
After doing all these exercises you can try to get to the bridge, but from a prone position.
Without that protection, child detainees found themselves at the bottom of the internal pecking order, prone to all forms of exploitation.
The importance of registering baseline data and giving due publicity to charts and geographical coordinates was emphasized by the representative of a non-governmental organization in the context of sea level rises and their impact on the rights of States prone to inundation.
More than the character design I for now I complain of armor, is giving us is that today's generation of Saint is a little'brat more and less prone to the philosophy of their predecessors.
It's no secret that winter brings dry skin- from the colder temperatures in most parts of the country to the lack of humidity in the air, skin is prone to dry out, and it's not just on your face.
which are more prone to dental decay.
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