Collocations with "lie"

Used to describe fog that stays in an area, especially a low-lying area.

to say who is responsible for something bad

to be not in use for a period of time, especially for machines or land

to be in a flat or still state of not being used, often for a long time

Indicates where the central point of a problem or difficulty is located.

Used to explain the fundamental nature or source of the dilemma.

Used to explain where the difference is found.

to be in an empty state, often for a long time

when dust is resting on a surface

indicates the position or location of the farm

to be in a lying position and unable to move or act

To be in a huddled position while lying down.

To be lying down in an injured state.

To be in a horizontal position while dead.

To be in a horizontal position without clothes.

to be in a horizontal resting position in a calm state.

A more descriptive or literary way to say something is in a scattered state.

To be in a silent state while lying down, often used for places or inanimate objects.

Suggests being in a resting, often horizontal, state underwater.

To be lying down in a weak or lifeless state.

Often used for geographical areas or large properties lying next to each other.

Used to describe being physically in a defenceless position, often on the ground.

Used to describe being in a motionless state, typically in a horizontal position.

to be in a state of lying flat, often due to exhaustion, illness, or worship

Used to state where someone's purpose or future is to be found.

Used to explain the source or reason for something's greatness, often as 'greatness lies in...'.

Used for objects left unattended in a location.

To remain quiet while lying down.