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To be slumped or to be collapsing
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To be slumped or to be collapsing
Message de souley posté le 05-04-2010 à 18:26:55 (S | E | F)
Hi everybody !
I've got an image study to do about The Outcast of Richard Redgrave and in it there a man who is extended on a table ? (il est affalé/étendu dessus)
In short I don't really know how to say it : is he slumped on the table or collapsing on the table ?
Thanks for your replies (and to have read my request)
Have a nice day !
Message de souley posté le 05-04-2010 à 18:26:55 (S | E | F)
Hi everybody !
I've got an image study to do about The Outcast of Richard Redgrave and in it there a man who is extended on a table ? (il est affalé/étendu dessus)
In short I don't really know how to say it : is he slumped on the table or collapsing on the table ?
Thanks for your replies (and to have read my request)
Have a nice day !
Réponse: To be slumped or to be collapsing de lucile83, postée le 05-04-2010 à 18:32:39 (S | E)
Hello,
extended? poor man !
isn't he just lying on the table? or perhaps he has collapsed onto the table?
Regards.
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