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prone
01
propenso, tendente
having a tendency or inclination toward something
02
deitado, de bruços
lying face downward
prone
adj
pronate
v
pronate
v
proneness
n
proneness
n
Exemplo
Her fair skin is prone to burns even with short periods of sun exposure.
Boxers are prone to cauliflower ear due to the repeated impact of punches during matches.
In the primary stages of development, the software was prone to bugs.
Unlike horses, mules are usually less prone to certain health issues.
In the world of finance, excitable markets can be prone to volatility and rapid fluctuations.
