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to be/lie supine—estar/estar tendido en decúbito supino / dorsalformal
In his supine position, his gender was obvious.
From my point of view, it seems I'm lying supine on some sort of a bench or table.
Below each of the two buildings lies a supine male figure, with feet at left and head at right.
A supine man is roughly dragged off like a carcass.
The sounds of a television, which seems tuned to a crime movie, play across an obstructed vision of a rumpled bed, a supine leg and a discarded handgun.
I lie, sweaty and supine, upon the damp bedclothes.
Characters speak in unison, repeat phrases obsessively, deliver lines supine on the floor, break up sentences illogically, or mumble sotto voce.
A supine figure lay motionless under a stack of blankets.
Eventually I found myself lying supine on top of one of those dilapidated benches between the lockers, pretending to sleep.
You captured the audience's attention on at least two occasions - while lying supine on the floor, plucking the cello that lay horizontally on top of you, and while playing Bach as you dangled from a balcony.
2despectivo
(passive)
lánguido
abúlico
But when it came to ‘policing ‘the franchises, the Arts Council proved utterly supine.’
The same spirit of unimaginative incompetence and weak compromise and supine drift will paralyse trade and business and prevent either financial reorganisation or economic resurgence.
Share prices then start to rise again, until such time that the market becomes so overvalued that our supine friends emerge once again from their hibernation.