knee

knee
ni:
noun
1) (the joint at the bend of the leg: He fell and cut his knee; The child sat on her father's knee; She was on her knees weeding the garden; He fell on his knees and begged for mercy.) rodilla
2) (the part of an article of clothing covering this joint: He has a hole in the knee of his trousers.) rodillera
- knee-deep
knee n rodilla
knee
tr[niː]
noun
1 SMALLANATOMY/SMALL rodilla
2 (of trousers) rodillera
on one's knees de rodillas
transitive verb
1 dar un rodillazo a
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to go down on one's knees arrodillarse
to bring somebody to their knees humillar a alguien
to bring the country to its knees llevar el país al borde de la ruina
knee ['ni:] n
: rodilla f
knee
n.
rodilla s.f.
ángulo s.m.
v.
dar un rodillazo a v.

I niː
noun (Anat, Clothing) rodilla f

I felt weak at the knees — se me aflojaron las piernas

to be on one's knees — estar* arrodillado, estar* de rodillas or (liter) de hinojos

to go o get down on one's knees — ponerse* de rodillas, arrodillarse

my/his knees were knocking — (colloq) me/le temblaban las piernas

my trousers have gone at the knee — se me han roto los pantalones en la rodilla

to bow o bend the knee to somebody — doblar la cerviz ante alguien

on bended knee(s) — de rodillas, de hinojos (liter)

to bring something to its knees: the strike brought the country to its knees — la huelga llevó el país al borde del desastre


II
transitive verb darle* or pegarle* un rodillazo a
[niː]
1.
N (Anat) rodilla f ; [of garment] rodilla f

on one's knees, on bended knee — de rodillas

to bow the knee to — humillarse ante, someterse a

a sharp pain nearly brought me to my knees — un dolor agudo hizo que casi me cayera de rodillas

the embargo has brought the country to its knees — el embargo ha llevado al país al borde del desastre

to fall on one's knees — caer de rodillas

to go or get down on one's knees — arrodillarse, ponerse de rodillas

to go or get down on one's knees to sb — arrodillarse ante algn

to go to sb on (one's) bended knees — (fig) suplicar a algn de rodillas

his knees were knocking — le temblaban las rodillas

weak 1., 1)
2.
VT dar un rodillazo a
3.
CPD

knee bend N — flexión f de piernas

knee breeches NPL — calzón m corto

knee jerk N — reflejo m rotular

knee joint N — articulación f de la rodilla

knee sock N — calcetín m alto

* * *

I [niː]
noun (Anat, Clothing) rodilla f

I felt weak at the knees — se me aflojaron las piernas

to be on one's knees — estar* arrodillado, estar* de rodillas or (liter) de hinojos

to go o get down on one's knees — ponerse* de rodillas, arrodillarse

my/his knees were knocking — (colloq) me/le temblaban las piernas

my trousers have gone at the knee — se me han roto los pantalones en la rodilla

to bow o bend the knee to somebody — doblar la cerviz ante alguien

on bended knee(s) — de rodillas, de hinojos (liter)

to bring something to its knees: the strike brought the country to its knees — la huelga llevó el país al borde del desastre


II
transitive verb darle* or pegarle* un rodillazo a

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